You can now use your Android devices as a hardware security key for Google account logins on iOS
Cross-OS two-factor authentication
Google study shows the importance of recovery phone numbers
Adding a phone number to your Google account helps keep it secure
Bluetooth pairing bug forces Google to recall select Titan Security Keys
You may be eligible for a free replacement
Now you can use your Android phone as a physical two-factor authentication key
Another tool to prevent phishing attacks
Epic Games weaknesses let Check Point hack Fortnite accounts
Exploit used phishing, SQL injection, XSS, and other techniques
New reverse proxy tool posted on Github can easily bypass 2FA and automate phishing attacks
The tool can bypass traditional 2FA, but doesn't work against the newer U2F standard
Fortnite is offering an in-game reward if you enable 2FA
A better incentive than protection from hackers, it seems
Google is launching its own USB-based hardware security keys
They're only available to Cloud customers for now
Google says none of its employees have been phished since it switched to security keys
The benefits of universal 2nd factor authentication
Study shows that most people are still bad at picking passwords
Password walking isn't a good idea
AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon join forces to develop secure two-factor system
A rare partnership among fierce competitors
Using a U2F Key to Secure Your Google, Dropbox, and GitHub Accounts
Last week we discussed the basics of two-factor authentication (2FA) and we wanted to delve deeper into one of its methods that go beyond SMS and app-based authentication. The FIDO U2F keys act like secure pen drives you can use for two-factor authentication and the best part of all, they are less than $20.
