identity Does Two Factor Authentication Actually Weaken Security? This article flies in the face of general consensus. As you're here, you either share this view or you're questioning my sanity and/or logic. Adoption Rates Ultimately, the success of any new technology hinges on the end-user. Trouble is, 2FA isn't new... we've used it in various contexts since the 1960s. An ATM machine for example, requires your PIN (something you know) and your card (something you have). When it comes to web-based authentication however, I'd argue it's actually an
decryption Virgin Media: You're only as secure as your weakest link. Avid followers will know, I've long been an advocate of password managers... specifically 1Password. So much so, I'm often criticised for treating it as a panacea. With that in mind, it's about time I outlined another risk which isn't immediately obvious; one which allows me access to almost any site you use and renders your long, unique & immensely-strong password redundant. I am, of course, referring to the security of your email provider. Preface On August 27th, I received a tweet
