2026-10-01

Add an online account to Multifactor once: pick the site, sign in, and Multifactor signs in for you. After that you can open the account without its password, and share it just by sending a link.

2026-10-01

Share an online account by sending a link and its pass, never the password. Your teammate opens the link, enters the pass, and is signed in straight away.

2026-10-01

Every Multifactor share link has its own permissions: read only, read and write, or full access. On a read only link, voting is blocked before it reaches the site.

2026-10-01

Multifactor logs every action taken through a share link, live. Watch each page your teammate opens appear in the link's log as it happens.

2026-10-01

Revoke a Multifactor share link and access ends at once: the person using it is signed out mid-session. Take back access in one click.

2026-06-15

A short demo of Checkpoint, a secure programmable proxy running inside a TEE. Checkpoint terminates the encrypted connection, rewrites the traffic based on rules set in advance, then re-encrypts it on its way to the destination. Here, a rule replaces every text instance of "Apple" with "Banana."

2026-06-01

Multifactor has acquired Keypo, Inc., a programmable encryption company. Keypo's founder, Dave Blumenfeld, is staying on as Multifactor's Founding Engineer to integrate Keypo's technology and research into Multifactor's platform.

2025-10-14

It's 2025 and password managers aren't cutting it. Passwords, passkeys, 2FA, etc. make accounts more secure, but harder than ever to share. What if you could share any online account just by sharing a link, as easily as sharing a Google doc?

2025-08-07

Multifactor is at Black Hat USA 2025 and DEFCON 33! Are you wrestling with the security implications of Agentic AI? Come chat with us!