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The 234 million or so unique Reddit users are finally getting the option of setting up 2-factor authentication for their account(s). Why is that important? With over 540 million monthly visitors,...
Are Biometrics as a Form of Authentication Over-hyped and Unreliable? read more
Nearly seven in 10 Europeans (68 percent) said they would trust organisations more if they were to use biometrics for authentication, according to a new Unisys survey. The survey also found that...
3D Printer Plus Handmade Nose Equals Bad Day for Apple Biometrics?The face-off between security researchers and biometric authentication continues, with a group from Vietnam claiming to have...
Cloud-based communications platform Slack finished patching a severe security hole Thursday affecting portions of its platform that used Security Assertion Markup Language for user authentication.
A group of researchers from Florida International University and Bloomberg LP have created Pixie, a camera-based two-factor authentication system that could end up being a good alternative to...
Experts Welcome 'Advanced Protection Program' Involving Physical USB KeysIn response to nation-state attackers targeting its account users, Google reportedly is planning to offer stronger...
For the first time, one of the largest cyber security conferences in the ASEAN region, the Singapore Internet CyberSecurity Week (SICW), had a track devoted just to the Internet of Things. One...
Researchers Use Heart Rhythms for Continuous Passive Authentication read more