ShakeMyHand

One-time passwords for humans. Know who you're dealing with.

202 followers

One-time passwords for humans. Know who you're dealing with.

202 followers

Ever wondered if that 'urgent' message from your boss or family member is legit? In this era of digital trickery, ShakeMyHand is here to help. No more second-guessing texts or emails.

Free

Launch tags:iOS•Encryption•Security

Launch Team

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I'm struggling to understand how the concept is supposed to work once the QR codes have been verified. Will the app automatically tell me that the email I received is from the right person or a whatsapp message? What is the difference to calling the person and asking if they actually sent the message? Regardless of my unanswered questions, I support the issues of cyber security and personal identification security. I think we will need many concepts and implementations like this app in the near future, especially with the advent of AI, which will allow scammers to make their activities much easier. Congratulations on the launch

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2yr ago

ShakeMyHand

Maker

@abracadabrawork Good questions. The short answer is: no, the app won't do any automatic verification or put a checkmark next to a WhatsApp message for example. Once you've paired with a contact, both parties' apps will generate the same passphrase at any given moment. Here's how that adds a layer of security: 1. Manual Verification: When you receive a communication you want to verify, you can request the current passphrase from the sender. If the passphrase they provide matches the one on your app, you can trust the communication is authentic. So this is a manual process. 2. Proactive Sharing: Alternatively, when sending a message or email, you can include the current passphrase. The recipient can then cross-reference it with their app, confirming your identity. This method differs from the phone call in your example because theoretically, you'd ask your contact for the passphrase during said phone call to make sure your contact is the real deal and not some clever scammer with an AI voice modifier (in the case of a phone call).

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2yr ago

@fluxmatix thank you for your answer

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2yr ago

LLime

This is quite intuitive, Congratulation on the launch. What are your plans to scale this product?

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2yr ago

ShakeMyHand

Maker

@tioluwani_akeju I have a bunch of ideas for new features but let’s first see if the initial concept gets some traction. Or do you mean something else?

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2yr ago

@fluxmatix, that's amazing! It's thrilling to have an easy and safe way to authenticate people in just one step. Well done and here's to a successful launch of your product!

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2yr ago

ShakeMyHand

Maker

@online_converter Thanks :-)

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2yr ago

ShakeMyHand is an interesting product, and I hope it achieves success. I encourage everyone to support this product. I believe it was developed by an indie hacker, and nowadays, more products developed by teams are being released on Product Hunt. Often, a high number of votes doesn't always reflect the quality of a product. Let's show more support for indie hackers.

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2yr ago

ShakeMyHand

Maker

@bonvisions Very kind. Thank you :-).

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2yr ago

Neat concept, seems really useful (esp with fake voice AI scams taking off. Congrats on your launch.

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2yr ago

ShakeMyHand

Maker

@esus thanks 😊

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2yr ago

Congratulations on the launch, quite a unique solution to the problem

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2yr ago

ShakeMyHand

Maker

@gruhara thanks 😊

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2yr ago

@fluxmatix This is such a cool concept! 😎 How does ShakeMyHand work exactly to verify the authenticity of digital communications and ensure we're not falling for any clever impersonation tricks? Can't wait to give it a try and add an extra layer of security to my online interactions! 🤝🔒

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2yr ago

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