Sergei
Level 1
- Nov 12, 2015
- 4
And you can do one password?
2 FA it's a must these days. I use it everywhere is possible... Relying just on a password (which most likely you are using on multiple websites) is reckless. I strongly encourage you to use 2FA everywhere (and especially here ).Bit late to the party, but I'm glad to hear about 2-step verification. Thinking about it, Twitter doesn't have Google Authenticator as 2-step verification. But we do.
Completely agreed, Gaffer. I don't use same passwords (Thanks to a Password Manager), but 2FA should be made optional everywhere. Banking websites, social media... wherever. If the technology of the website allows the incorporation of 2Factor, then it should be available.2 FA it's a must these days. I use it everywhere is possible... Relying just on a password (which most likely you are using on multiple websites) is reckless. I strongly encourage you to use 2FA everywhere (and especially here ).
You don't share a phone number, it doesn't send SMS but relies on the Google Authenticator or Authy app, same as for LastPass, Microsoft, Google and many others.Complicated by email, easier by phone. Not sure if people like share a phone number
Indeed. Like I've said, it's best to use it on all websites when you have this option.Its better to be safe than sorry!
No, you can choose between the available methods, but ultimately using an Authenticator app will simplify the process. If you don't own a smartphone, you can use Authy for PC (browser extension).Do I have to do the Phone as well ??
Hello,It's a little bit weird stuff to secure the forum account so much. I even removed the BattleNet authenticator, because it's too annoying to put out the phone every time you want to use the account
As a Staff member, I approve.I've been using this feature since we've implement it and I find it very useful.
Thank you very helpful information.Hello guys,
We would like to introduce to our community a new feature that will greatly increase your account security. Today we have enabled the Two-Step Verification system, and we strongly recommend that you enable this feature for your account.
Two-step verification increases the security of your account by requiring you to provide an additional code to complete the login process. If your password is ever compromised, this verification will help prevent unauthorized access to your account.
How to enable the Two-Step VerificationStay safe!
- Hover over your username in the top navigation bar, then select "Two-Step Verification".
Or alternatively you can just go to: https://malwaretips.com/account/two-step
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- You will now be prompted to enter your account password.
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- You will now see the Two-step option.
And you will have here the following options:
- Verification Code via App
This allows you to generate a verification code using an app on your phone.- Email Confirmation
This will send a code via email to verify your login. Other two-step verification methods should be chosen over this if possible.
View attachment 68824- We will now enable the Email Confirmation verification, however you can also chose the Verification Code via App. Once we click on the Enable button, next to the Email Confirmation, an email from MalwareTips will be sent your email address with a code number. Go to your email and copy the code sent by MalwareTips.
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- Enter the code that we have sent you in the verification box. You have now enabled Two-Step Verification on your account, which will drastically increase your account security.
Important! Once you have completed this process, our system will generate back-up codes for your account.
These codes can be used to log in if you don't have access to other verification methods. Keep these codes in a safe and secure place. DO NOT share them with anyone.
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