Two-factor

01.25.18

Internet

Reddit adds two-factor authentication for everyone

Because not every Reddit account is a throwaway.

By M. Moon, 01.25.18

10.26.17

Google’s physical authentication keys are effective but limited

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Google’s physical authentication keys are effective but limited

Provided you only use Google's apps and services.

By R. LeFebvre, 10.26.17

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03.07.17

Nest adds two-factor authentication to protect your data

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Nest adds two-factor authentication to protect your data

It'll text you a verification code every time you log into your account.

By M. Moon, 03.07.17

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11.09.15

Twitch rolls out two-factor to reduce profile hijinks

Voluntary or not, you should totally add two-factor authentication to your Twitch account.

By A. Tarantola, 11.09.15

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08.16.15

Two-factor system uses ambient sounds to verify your login

It listens to your surrounding and verifies if the device you're using to sign in and your two-factor device (such as your phone) are in the same place.

By M. Moon, 08.16.15