Revive Labs provides secure recovery SDKs and APIs for passwordless credential managers and passkey wallets, enabling users to regain access to their accounts without compromising security. The platform addresses the vulnerability of digital identity systems to phishing and collusion attacks by offering customizable recovery solutions that ensure user safety and operational efficiency.
Funding
$100K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Passwordless credential managers and passkey wallets are vulnerable to phishing and collusion attacks, creating a need for secure and reliable account recovery mechanisms. Current recovery methods often compromise security or operational efficiency.
Solution
Revive Labs offers secure recovery SDKs and APIs designed for passwordless credential managers and passkey wallets, enabling users to regain access to their accounts without compromising security. The platform provides customizable recovery solutions that combat advanced phishing and collusion attacks, bolstering cyber-defenses while ensuring a user-friendly experience. Revive Labs' solutions allow users to recover credentials easily without needing to update identity systems, and offers a passwordless fallback option. The recovery solutions can be integrated with mobile apps using native Android and iOS SDKs, and enable in-person and remote recovery scenarios using backend infrastructure.
Target Audience
Revive Labs targets passwordless credential managers and passkey wallet providers, ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies.
Features
- Native Android and iOS SDKs for integrating advanced recovery features
- Fast and reliable APIs for enabling in-person and remote recovery scenarios
- Phishing and collusion resistant recovery mechanisms
- Credential recovery without updating identity systems
- Passwordless fallback options
- Scalable solutions that do not require specific hardware
- Cloud-based or on-premise integration options
- Type-safe SDKs