Nok Nok Labs Nets $4 Million For Online Security

By  |  June 19, 2013
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After garnering $15 million during its first round of fundraising, two-factor authentication provider Nok Nok Labs announced it has received an additional $4 million in capital. The money, part of its current round of debt financing, came from DCM and Onset Ventures, both past contributors, in the form of convertible notes.

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    The funds will allow the company to continue its work building the infrastructure that developers can use to build their own two-factor authentication systems.

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