Twitter has added support for stronger two-factor authentication as Twitter users will now be able to use a FIDO Security Key (using FIDO’s U2F open authentication standard) for login verification when signing into Twitter.
Twitter has added support for stronger two-factor authentication as Twitter users will now be able to use a FIDO Security Key (using FIDO’s U2F open authentication standard) for login verification when signing into Twitter.
CNET reports that social media giant Facebook is now enabling users to lock down their…
Facebook is joining a handful of online services—including Google, Dropbox, GitHub, and Salesforce—in supporting security…
American Banker poses the question, “If Facebook brings physical security keys using FIDO authentication to…
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