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Bleeping Computer
The Federal Trade Commission has fined Twitter $150 million for using phone numbers and email addresses collected to enable two-factor authentication for targeted advertising. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Today, GitHub has launched a new public beta to notably improve the two-factor authentication (2FA) experience for all npm user accounts. [...]
Dark Reading
All active GitHub users who contribute code will be required to enable at least one form of two-factor authentication by the end of 2023.
Bleeping Computer
GitHub announced today that all users who contribute code on its platform (an estimated 83 million developers in total) will be required to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on their accounts by the end of 2023. [...]
ZDNet Security
Want to avoid having your online accounts hacked? Enable two-factor authentication, a crucial security measure that requires an extra step when signing in to high-value services. In this post, I explain how to set up 2FA and which accounts to focus on first.
ZDNet Security
FBI alert backs up Microsoft's call to avoid using phone numbers for two-factor authentication.
Bleeping Computer
After accelerating its efforts to auto-enroll as many accounts as possible in two-factor authentication (2FA), Google announced that an additional 150 million users now have 2FA enabled. [...]
The Register
Spoof site looks real because it is... but you're not talking to who you think In the beginning we had passwords. Their hackability made a lot of people very angry and passwords were widely regarded as a bad move. Then we had two-factor authentication – and now Proofpoint reckons criminals online are able to start bypassing them with transparent reverse proxies.…
ZDNet Security
While robust passwords go a long way to securing your valuable online accounts, hardware-based two-factor authentication takes that security to the next level.