$SFOR-percival77- $GOOGL NEXT & To better understand about Google infringing $SFOR's 2FA/OOBA i.e. 2 Factor Authentication/Out of Band Authentication, you have to read and understand the patent. To make it simple for you to understand , you can verify yourself if you have a gmail account.
If you ever lose or forget your password, they will send you a secure verification code via SMS. This process/technology is patented by $SFOR 's "Multichannel device utilizing a centralized out-of-band authentication system".
There are millions of companies using this patent. Any company, you can think of , if it verifies your credentials via SMS infringes $SFOR 's patent. $MSFT's phone factor was using it and paid $9.7m to settle the case.
Our due diligence was later confirmed by Mark Kay, SFOR's CEO via email i.e
Google is just one of many. After studying the SFOR patent in great detail, I can see that there are over 40 companies which I know ( possibly 100's more) with a market cap ranging from $5b-$200b++, that will be a potential target of SFOR.
The first prong is to expand on our existing litigation strategy for our patented ProtectID® Out-of-Band Authentication technology. Our Out-of-Band patent lawsuit award has proven to be a sound financial strategy.
First they need to get over CENTRIFY, DUO and CENTRIFY and than they will after Google and other players like Salesforce, Yahoo, Symantec, IBM and many more. They have plan in place- have to climb one stair at a time.
I really hope $SFOR concentrates on product development rather than wasting resources retiring and buying back shares. Based on the survey I received, I believe they are going to do just that. $SFOR