Abstract: In an approach for enabling communication between offline devices to perform secure transaction, a processor sends information in an optically recognizable first code including a response type, an identity of the first device and a type of optical reader associated with the first device. A processor receives encoded information in an optically recognizable second code. A processor extracts a user identifier and the one-time password associated with the registered second device. A processor determines that a user certificate associated with the user identifier exists in a local repository. A processor validates the one-time password associated with the registered second device with the user certificate using a public certificate associated with the first device, the one-time password associated with the registered second device and the one-time password seed. A processor authenticates the user.

Abstract: In an approach to obfuscation of sensitive information through non-visual feedback, responsive to receiving a signal from a user to start a session requiring input of sensitive data, one or more dummy character positions are determined, where the one or more dummy character positions represent characters that are not part of the sensitive data. Responsive to a current character position is any dummy character position of the one or more dummy character positions, the user is signaled that a next input character will be ignored, where the user is signaled using non-visual feedback. Responsive to receiving the next input character from the user, where the current character position is any dummy character position of the one or more dummy character positions, the next input character is ignored.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally to the formation of project teams and, more particularly, to systems and method of forming synergistic teams. For example, a computer-implemented method includes receiving, by a processor, a project profile including project skills; searching, by the processor, employee profiles for employee skills matching the project skills; selecting, by the processor, at least one group of team candidates having employee profiles with employee skills collectively matching the project skills; determining, by the processor, a synergy score for the at least one group of team candidates; and saving, by the processor, the synergy score and the group of team candidates in persistent storage.

Abstract: In an approach to obfuscation of sensitive information through non-visual feedback, responsive to receiving a signal from a user to start a session requiring input of sensitive data, one or more dummy character positions are determined, where the one or more dummy character positions represent characters that are not part of the sensitive data. Responsive to a current character position is any dummy character position of the one or more dummy character positions, the user is signaled that a next input character will be ignored, where the user is signaled using non-visual feedback. Responsive to receiving the next input character from the user, where the current character position is any dummy character position of the one or more dummy character positions, the next input character is ignored.

Abstract: In an approach for enabling communication between offline devices to perform secure transaction, a processor sends information in an optically recognizable first code including a response type, an identity of the first device and a type of optical reader associated with the first device. A processor receives encoded information in an optically recognizable second code. A processor extracts a user identifier and the one-time password associated with the registered second device. A processor determines that a user certificate associated with the user identifier exists in a local repository. A processor validates the one-time password associated with the registered second device with the user certificate using a public certificate associated with the first device, the one-time password associated with the registered second device and the one-time password seed. A processor authenticates the user.