Windows users can now also log in using Ubico Security Keys

Windows users can now also log in using Ubico Security Keys

Windows users can now also log in using Ubico Security Keys

For users who barely remember passwords, logging in to Windows is now an even better option. Such users can log in to Windows with the help of Ubico-based Ubico-based authentication hardware company.

Ubico's security keys have previously been used to log in to Gmail, Dropbox and LastPass.

They can also be used to log on to Mac and Linux machines.

The company has now introduced a public application that can be installed, allowing users to log in to Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 with Ubico Security Keys.

The company has also added new features to the Windows application in case the hardware cases are lost. This application can log in to Windows using backup cache and recovery mechanism.

One of the biggest benefits of logging in on a computer or the Internet with hardware caches is that users can log in securely without having to remember their password. Security Cases are also good at preventing cyber-attacks. Ubico has partnered with Google, after which the company will sell Titan Security Keys through the Google Store.