Searching for ideas to meet minimun password requirements with UID

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@Lasersmith

. I would like to use either my xSIID or NExT implant to login

Why not both?
Or 1 twice?

Have you read this?

Logging into your computer with a chip implant

In certain scenarios, a chip implant can be used as a password replacement for computer login. All of the possible options listed below require a product with an RFID chip that complies with the ISO14443A communication standard. What that standard is and how it works is not necessarily important for you to know in depth, you just need to know products or product bundles contain one. Here is a categorical list of products which do; That said, if you are looking for a good all around chip impla…

and this

Login with a serial RFID / NFC reader under Windows and Linux

As a have a few RS232 and Wiegand readers on order and I intend to use them to log into my personal and work computers (login, screensaver unlocking and general PAM authentication under Linux), I decided to prepare my machines to handle those readers. I figured this might be of interested to some of you also. Serial readers are “dumb” in the sense that, unlike PC/SC or CCID readers, they only report the UIDs of whatever chip they happen to be able to read. You can’t use them to do anything smar…

or this

Windows logon with the flexNExT

More Rohos Logon Key goodness you guys! Yeees, I know how you all love hearing me promote that particular piece of software, so I figured I’d slather another layer of it This post answers what everybody with flexNExT envy wishes to know: can you log onto a Windows computer smartly with it? By smartly, I mean without twisting your hand or wrist uncomfortably to present the implant to the reader, and more importantly, letting the LEDs shine to daze and amaze your coworkers. Why ye…

On behalf of @Rosco
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