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Signing Into Google Account Will Require Additional 2 Factor Authentication Verification: Report
Google has added another layer of verification as part of its two-factor authentication (2FA) which now appears when signing into the Google account on an unrecognised device, according to a report. This change is said to arrive with the most recent version of Google Play Services and thus, is currently limited to Android phones. It reportedly adds...
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iPhones Can Now Service as Physical Google Security Keys for 2FA
Google has rolled out a new update for its Smart Lock app on iOS devices, that now allows users to use their iOS devices as a physical 2FA key.
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Twitter Now Lets You Enable 2-Factor Authentication Without a Phone Number
Twitter is finally rolling out a new security feature to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) where users do not require to give their phone number.
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Facebook Plain-Text Password Debacle: Experts Say Change Your Password, Turn on 2FA
Turning on 2FA would mean that a password alone is not enough for crooks to raid your account.
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Facebook Gets Flak Over Security Feature Revealing User's Phone Number
Facebook is facing backlash over its secure login process two-factor authentication (2FA) where it asked users to add phone numbers, which can be searched by advertisers.
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Facebook 2FA Security Feature Leaves User Phone Numbers Searchable by Advertisers: Report
Facebook is facing backlash over its secure login process two-factor authentication (2FA) where it asked users to add phone numbers, which can be searched by advertisers.
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Apple Adds Two-Factor Authentication Requirement for Developer Accounts
Apple claims that 2FA dramatically improves the security of Apple IDs and all the personal information users store with Apple.
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Google Titan Security Keys for Two-Factor Authentication Go on Sale via Google Store
Google's Titan Security Keys are available first in the US, followed by other regions.
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Google Uses Physical USB Security Keys to Prevent Employee Phishing
Physical security keys are USB-based devices that offer an alternative approach to two-factor authentication (2FA).
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Two-Step Verification Finally Comes to PlayStation Network Accounts
Five years after PlayStation Network (PSN) was compromised and saw repeated downtime in the recent past, Sony has finally unveiled two-step verification.
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Signing Into Google Account Will Require Additional 2 Factor Authentication Verification: Report
Google has added another layer of verification as part of its two-factor authentication (2FA) which now appears when signing into the Google account on an unrecognised device, according to a report. This change is said to arrive with the most recent version of Google Play Services and thus, is currently limited to Android phones. It reportedly adds...
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iPhones Can Now Service as Physical Google Security Keys for 2FA
Google has rolled out a new update for its Smart Lock app on iOS devices, that now allows users to use their iOS devices as a physical 2FA key.
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Twitter Now Lets You Enable 2-Factor Authentication Without a Phone Number
Twitter is finally rolling out a new security feature to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) where users do not require to give their phone number.
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Facebook Plain-Text Password Debacle: Experts Say Change Your Password, Turn on 2FA
Turning on 2FA would mean that a password alone is not enough for crooks to raid your account.
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Facebook Gets Flak Over Security Feature Revealing User's Phone Number
Facebook is facing backlash over its secure login process two-factor authentication (2FA) where it asked users to add phone numbers, which can be searched by advertisers.
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Facebook 2FA Security Feature Leaves User Phone Numbers Searchable by Advertisers: Report
Facebook is facing backlash over its secure login process two-factor authentication (2FA) where it asked users to add phone numbers, which can be searched by advertisers.
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Apple Adds Two-Factor Authentication Requirement for Developer Accounts
Apple claims that 2FA dramatically improves the security of Apple IDs and all the personal information users store with Apple.
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Google Titan Security Keys for Two-Factor Authentication Go on Sale via Google Store
Google's Titan Security Keys are available first in the US, followed by other regions.
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Google Uses Physical USB Security Keys to Prevent Employee Phishing
Physical security keys are USB-based devices that offer an alternative approach to two-factor authentication (2FA).
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Two-Step Verification Finally Comes to PlayStation Network Accounts
Five years after PlayStation Network (PSN) was compromised and saw repeated downtime in the recent past, Sony has finally unveiled two-step verification.
