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For a digital comparison, Facebook started in 2004.
When you're looking at tech, especially cyber security, the longer the wait, the more useless the product becomes. At this point Kay needs to focus on SFOR auto downloading with Java installs.
Wouldn't that be hilarious.
Fiserv = dismissed
First Midwest = dismissed
Entrust = dismissed
Total recovered in damages: $0.0000
Microsoft has FU money and paid SFOR to go away so they could roll out Azure, their multi billion dollar flagship. While this is a monetary win for SFOR, it proves nothing in regards to their patent. This was a right place, right time event.
"But the NDA, licensing, etc."
Total increase on SFOR balance sheet: $0.0000
That doesn't mean anything to anyone.
Are you?
They keep losing their lawsuits.
Must not be a very strong patent.
AOL's new browser has built in anti keylogging. They'll be next up on SFORs patent trolling.
Bitcoin mining cows that produce CBD oil in their utters
No one is shorting this, pumpers are just leaving for a while.
This has been the battle cry for years, look back on filings. Its always 'deals coming'. The only thing that's materialized are the lawsuits, but they still haven't won a case.
Settling out of court is something patent trolls do.
Kay hasn’t been able to capitalize on their current product, what makes you think he’ll be able to with the next one? Look at their financials, no growth for years with “groundbreaking tech”. Like any emerging field, the ones that got out at the start will continue to grow, and all others will struggle more and more as time goes. Aside from solving some new or future problem, SFOR will amount to nothing more than bargain bin security.
If their current stable of products were groundbreaking, they would have been purchased. Ram will need to come up with something genius and market it fast for SFOR to have any hope.
Smart ones anyway.
Sell now, let the price tank and wait for the hype machine to start rolling again to signal the next run. Though with this last lackluster run, I don't think much is going to happen here anymore.
I'd say rupees, but I still think that is over valued.
Positive reviews = shareholders
Negative reviews = actual customers haha
There is never anything solid with SFOR, all inference and assumption. It’s how the traders make their money. With MS not buying when they got sued, it tells me the parent isn’t everything the people around here think it is, if it were, they’d be a subsidiary of MS.
You’ll have to forgive. There aren’t many in-depth reviews of the product, it must have updated since that review.
GuardedID only works on keystrokes in Internet Explorer. Talk about a useless product. Now I see why Kay is turning this into a patent troll operation.
So you just use internet explorer?
But wait... I thought SFOR had the ONLY OOBA/MFA patent? Making them a multi billion dollar company. This changes everything.
Is the new spin that SFOR doesn’t have to worry about Entrust coming after them anymore? Like we’re pretending Entrust was the one that initiated suit against SFOR and SFOR won that suit? I’m just trying to keep up on the spin.
If you log into website with a device, and that website texts you a code to put in, is that OOB anymore? I would argue it's not, yet that is a pretty common multifactor scenario. Same device, same network.
What about SecurID's time sensitive algorithm? The key is all alone, but the algo runs on a server in the network. Separate device, in band.
This is why SFOR is having troubles with this suit. They have a very specific auth method based on concepts that are decades old. Multifactor authentication doesn't necessarily mean SFOR's patents are being violated.
You just have to google multifactor authentication patent to see there are a number of other patents doing the same thing.
This would have gone up if people in the know thought it was worth their time. If the PPS is solely reliant on ihubbers, its worse than I expected.
Considering the many mutlifactor authentication methods and patents out there, SFOR has to prove the company is specifically using their patent. They have yet to do so in court.
IMO, Kay is patent trolling because he doesn't know how to sell a product. It worked with Microsoft due to timing, but we don't know if it would have held up in court.
Ram, the brains behind the product, is in a bad spot. The longer they wait to capitalize on the product(s), the more outdated, redundant and useless they become.
The share price tells you nothing good happened.
Kay is the reason SFOR won’t amount to anything. Ram would be better off taking his patent somewhere else.
Finally coming around on this scam?
Trust us will all your sensitive info... wait, how do you burn a CD?
Blank Rome, Ropes and Gray. Did they pickup Gloria Allred yet?
That’s a pipe dream and you know it. There’s a central cast of characters here working this stock, but it’s not going to make everyone rich. It’s already running out of steam, 18 months of gains ain’t bad.
That PT reflects the possible PT from over a year ago (when they had 9 ships) and with the added boost of the RS.
Don't worry, I'm sure the worst is over. The pumpers are still holding their millions and millions of shares like they promised, price shouldn't fall anymore.
This is a trader's stock.
The settlement money will evaporate in salaries, bonus and future legal suits. It doesn't stay with the company, its spent as fast as it comes. Without an actual book of business, yes, it stays below .03 Look at the financials, there's barely any money coming in beyond these settlements.
The plus here is they aren't diluting, allowing the pumpers to play their game.
2018 will be the year!
Just like 2017 was, and 2016, and every year before it.
Look at their history, the recent run was due to the upcoming settlement(s). It was 'priced in' as they say, and those people that drove it up are jumping, taking their gains. Kay won't release details of the settlement, which could help further drive the PPS, and it will gradually settle back down to sub penny before the next event.
But with this run not even surpassing the last one, I don't know how well the traders will be able to push the next one. Seems like the energy is dying.
Kay will have to release something big. Not more hopes and dreams. Actual contracts.
This run was weak, couldn't beat the last top, maybe people are getting sick of the game. This will probably go sub penny again before another hype run. And I doubt management will release anything to change that.
I think your negative scenario is more likely as well, they never released details on the MS settlement, why would they release anything this time?