I probaby meant to say 'pad of single use passwords', but made some mistakes in both the terminology in use and my writing. ;)

Yes, a big limitation is distributing the passwords.

Single use passwords are usually transmitted out of band. I nthe case of banks, they send a new list of 50 or a 100 or so passwords on a plasticized piece of paper via mail. It folds up the size of a credit card, but much, much thinner. A new one gets sent automatically when you get near the end of the old one.

If you have your own system, then a lot can be put on a single A4.
-Lars
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On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Daniel Carrera wrote:
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Single use passwords still require a secur emethod of transmitting the
password. So I'd guess they have limited applicability.

Cheers,


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