Proton Launch A New 2FA App
Proton's is a data security company that is headquartered in Switzerland, and they don't store your data on the cloud. ...
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Why You Should Stop Using SMS for Two‑Factor Authentication
Hackers love text messages, and the numbers show why. SIM‑swap cases—where criminals hijack a victim’s phone number to intercept one‑time passwords—spiked ...
Google Sign in Will Require 2FA Verification
To access their Google accounts, users can use passkeys, security keys, or authenticator applications. According to a source, Google has ...
New 2FA Bypass Threatens Google, Microsoft Users
Security experts and researchers discovered a serious flaw in Microsoft's multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution, which shocked customers. This weakness enabled ...
2FA Alert: Gmail, Outlook, Facebook, and X Users at Risk
A new 2FA warning has been issued by a cybercrime agency for users of Gmail, Outlook, Facebook, and X. If ...
Chrome For Android Becoming A 2FA Security Key For Google Account Sign-in
Google’s approach to fusing its devices and systems with either two-factor authentication (2FA) or 2-Step Verification (2SV) has been combative. ...
Google’s Two-factor Authentication System Appears To Be Compromised
According to a technology expert and a developer's tweet, Chris Lacy shared his experience that expressed curiosity or the fear ...
Twitter Now Lets You Set A Security Key As Your Only 2FA
Lately, Twitter has revealed several announcements about upgrading its security system within its microblogging network. Twitter users can now use ...
Twitter Just Announced Two-Factor Authentication Without A Phone Number
Twitter just announced that it would support two-factor authentication without a phone number. Before now, users would have to add ...
Twitter Apologises For Using Email Addresses For Ad Purpose
Twitter in a statement apologised to users for unintentionally using the email addresses and phone numbers they provided for account ...