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Dev tools · June 1, 2017

MIRACL Trust® Multi-Factor Authentication

Authentication Proud to be Hated by Hackers

MIRACL Trust® Multi-Factor Authentication launched on June 1, 2017 with 5 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 9 years on.

What it does

MIRACL Trust® multi-factor authentication powered by zero-knowledge proof, securely connects your identity online, with a safer and simpler user experience than passwords.

MIRACL | Unrivalled authentication. Enterprise ready.

Elevate your digital security with MIRACL Trust, a cloud-based platform offering passwordless, multi-factor authentication (MFA) for any device. Enjoy single-step MFA in just two seconds — no second devices, SMS, or passwords. Simply enter one PIN, and you’re in. MIRACL Trust ensures top-notch security with advanced cryptographic techniques and boasts an industry-leading 99.996% login success rate. Save time on password management and retain more customers. A reported 80% of data breaches come from weak, compromised or reused passwords, making them very unsafe. Plus, the latest figures show failed authentication is costing enterprises an average of $3m per year. MIRACL brings the…from miracl.com

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