Android Phones Can Now Serve As Bluetooth-Based Two-Step Verification Keys

Android Phones Can Now Serve As Bluetooth-Based Two-Step Verification Keys

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https://wccftech.com/android-phones-can-now-serve-as-bluetooth-based-two-step-verification-keys/

Long gone are the days when a strong password was enough to secure your account. It is now easier (and more difficult at the same time) than ever for attackers to gain access to your private data such as email addresses, passwords etc. The only way forward is to use measures such as two-step verification which require the use of and physical 2SV security keys, like Google’s Titan Security Key. A few days ago, G Suite users got the ability to use third-party Bluetooth keys on their accounts and today; Google is working on making every device running Android Nougat 7.0  2SC physical security key.

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Android Phones Can Now Serve As Bluetooth-Based Two-Step Verification Keys

Apr 11, 2019, 12:26am UTC
https://wccftech.com/android-phones-can-now-serve-as-bluetooth-based-two-step-verification-keys/ > Long gone are the days when a strong password was enough to secure your account. It is now easier (and more difficult at the same time) than ever for attackers to gain access to your private data such as email addresses, passwords etc. The only way forward is to use measures such as two-step verification which require the use of and physical 2SV security keys, like Google’s Titan Security Key. A few days ago, G Suite users got the ability to use third-party Bluetooth keys on their accounts and today; Google is working on making every device running Android Nougat 7.0  2SC physical security key. > Related OnePlus 7 Will Allegedly Arrive in Three Versions, Including a 5G Variant