Human Keys /ˈhjuː.mən kiːz/ noun

1. A next-generation cryptographic system that derives secure, high-entropy keys from private human data, such as passwords, security questions, logins, or uniquely identifying characteristics.

Human Keys make the ownership layers of the internet built on top more consumer-friendly, decentralized, and secure.

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This innovative approach to digital security using Human Keys could revolutionize how we protect sensitive information online. Exciting to see advancements in cryptography for enhanced user privacy and security.