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Senators have discovered that the State Department is breaking the law by not using multi-factor authentication in its emails.
Password inadequacy remains a top threat in internet security, according to a new report from WatchGuard Technologies.
Passwords are still the preferred online authentication method because they are easy to use, but they are increasingly not enough to keep our accounts secure. To mitigate the risk of malicious...
Plus: Feds break up another 'dark-net drugs op' Roundup Summer rolls on, Reg vultures are making the most of their hols before the September rush hits, and in the past week, we saw Lazarus malware...
In order to post on a Facebook Page, administrators must go through an authorization process to confirm their identities.
Jack Wallen shows you how to retrieve your Google 2FA backup codes and how best to use them.
Both companies insist nothing will change, but this former Cisco customer has doubts.
Popular social news aggregation and discussion website Reddit has suffered a breach. The attacker broke into some of its systems and got access to some user data, but did not manage to modify any...
Email addresses, hashed passwords, and other details from mid-2000s era swiped In a Wednesday mea culpa, Reddit – the online chat board that got a little out of hand and became the sixth most...
Plus: Appetite for internal pen-testing appears to be growing Few companies bother to secure employee accounts with simple protections like two-factor authentication (2FA) and lockouts, an...