Are you still relying on just passwords to protect your online accounts? I hope not. Because you can do better. Two-step verification, for instance, allows you to sign into accounts with something you ...

It’s a technique offered by most major services, including Google and Facebook. Amazon and its Cloud Drive service are notable exceptions. Two-step verification typically works this way ...

Sites offering two-step verification — where you confirm that ... to print that out or write it down and keep it with you. Both Facebook and Twitter let other sites write apps that can connect ...

Two-step verification–also known as two-factor ... with a clever email or a Twitter or Facebook button labeled “Tell them to support 2FA.†Aside from entering your username and password ...

Enable two-step verification on every account you have. Google, Facebook, Amazon, Dropbox, ssh, Nextcloud, any service that offers two-step verification, you owe it to yourself and to your data to ...

Jerry Bailey asked “Is 2 factor authentication really more secure? How would a crook get around it? …I sometimes wonder if it is worth the bother.” Two-step verification—also known as 2 ...