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• ESET releases two-factor authentication software solution

  22.02.2013

  ESET announced the availability of ESET Secure Authentication, a two-factor authentication (2FA) software solution for SMBs that makes use of remote end-users' mobile devices to deliver a one-time password (OTP) when they connect to company networks, providing added security to the network and the device.

• Google account hijacking dramatically reduced

  21.02.2013

  Google employs many security measures to thwart would-be Google account hijackers, and not all are highly visible as the two-factor authentication option introduced in 2010 and 2011 (for corporate and non-paying customers, respectively).

• Twitter entreats users to use better passwords

  20.02.2013

  Twitter is urging users once again to improve their passwords - both on Twitter and on other online services.

• Citadel Trojan used in unusual targeted attacks

  04.02.2013

  The Zeus/Zbot banking malware and its variants and derivates (such as the Citadel Trojan) have, until now, been used for stealing banking credentials from random users.

• Federated single sign-on to dominate by 2016

  04.02.2013

  A well-executed single sign-on (SSO) strategy reduces password-related support incidents and provides users with improved convenience and more-efficient authentication processes, according to Gartner.

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