KeYoga Password Generation System

Team: Hunter Jackson

Project

Many of us use easy-to-remember, but insecure passwords for our online accounts. These can pose risks to our personal data and online safety.
Two factor authentication (2FA) is inconvenient to use because few 2FA systems are interoperable with all of our online accounts.
KeYoga uses a simple mobile app paired with a USB receiver that allows users to generate secure passwords on their mobile device and automatically authenticate and populate those passwords into any login screen on their computer.

KeYoga’s mobile application allows users to store listings for all their online accounts in a single, easy-to-access place. This application stores non-password data which is used in the generation process for new passwords.
The user types their easy-to-remember password into the mobile app which can then generate a new, more secure password to be used with the user’s account.
This new password is sent via an encrypted Bluetooth connection to a USB receiver which is plugged into the user’s computer.
The USB receiver automatically authenticates and decrypts the new password. The password is then typed into the password field of the user’s account on their computer.

KeYoga provides a simple and quick method for generating and using secure passwords for a wide variety of password-based accounts.
With further refinement, KeYoga could become a publicly accessible tool for anyone with a mobile device and USB computer to use.
Developing this project served as an opportunity to learn iOS application development and basic GUI design principles.