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Microsoft Is Adopting Passwordless Sign-In for All Accounts and Apps
Microsoft has announced that all Microsoft account holders can now access passwordless sign-in. They can now use Microsoft Authenticator, Windows Hello, a security key, or a verification code sent to their phone or email. Passwordless sign-in was first introduced in 2019 for Windows 10.
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Google Now Lets You Use Android Smartphones as Physical Security Keys for 2-Step Verification
Google has rolled out an extension of the 2 step verification process that allows Android smartphones to be used as physical security keys.
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WannaCry Ransomware: French Researchers Find Last-Ditch Cure to Unlock Files
A loose-knit team of security researchers scattered across the globe said they collaborated to develop a workaround to unlock the encryption key for files hit in the global attack.
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Secure Boot Key Flaw Exposes Windows Devices to Attack: Report
Microsoft has reportedly leaked a 'golden key' unwittingly that can unlock Windows devices secured by Secure Boot.
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Microsoft Likely Has Your Windows 10 Recovery Key, and That's Bad: Report
The good news is that you can delete your recovery key.
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Microsoft Is Adopting Passwordless Sign-In for All Accounts and Apps
Microsoft has announced that all Microsoft account holders can now access passwordless sign-in. They can now use Microsoft Authenticator, Windows Hello, a security key, or a verification code sent to their phone or email. Passwordless sign-in was first introduced in 2019 for Windows 10.
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Google Now Lets You Use Android Smartphones as Physical Security Keys for 2-Step Verification
Google has rolled out an extension of the 2 step verification process that allows Android smartphones to be used as physical security keys.
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WannaCry Ransomware: French Researchers Find Last-Ditch Cure to Unlock Files
A loose-knit team of security researchers scattered across the globe said they collaborated to develop a workaround to unlock the encryption key for files hit in the global attack.
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Secure Boot Key Flaw Exposes Windows Devices to Attack: Report
Microsoft has reportedly leaked a 'golden key' unwittingly that can unlock Windows devices secured by Secure Boot.
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Microsoft Likely Has Your Windows 10 Recovery Key, and That's Bad: Report
The good news is that you can delete your recovery key.
