Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an important component of any digital security system and has become a standard security practice for many businesses and individuals protecting their online and digital resources. MFA is usually implemented as a two-step verification process, with a user inputting an authenticator code sent to them via text message or email, or… Continue reading Still using authenticators for MFA? Software for sale can hack you anyway
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Twitter’s two-factor authentication change “doesn’t make sense”
With the ever-looming threat of cybercrime, it’s no surprise that social media giants like Twitter are taking measures to protect their increasingly large user base. At the end of last month, Twitter announced a change to its two-factor authentication system that has been met with some skepticism. The change requires users to opt-in to a… Continue reading Twitter’s two-factor authentication change “doesn’t make sense”
Twitter makes SMS two-factor authentication exclusive to Twitter Blue users
In today’s digital era, it is essential for companies to introduce security measures to protect user accounts. Twitter, the popular microblogging service, has adopted a two-factor authentication system for its users that requires a one-time password (OTP) sent via Short Message Service (SMS) for account verification. However, this system is now available only for users… Continue reading Twitter makes SMS two-factor authentication exclusive to Twitter Blue users