Security Authentication Provider Bought by Microsoft

[zakislam]

PhoneFactor provides multi-factor authentication to organizations.

Security Authentication Provider Bought by Microsoft : Read more

 

[echondo]

Even though I do not know what/who PhoneFactor is, it's nice to see Microsoft taking the step forward with phone security, even though IE is a complete mess. xD

 

[mayne92]

[citation][nom]echondo[/nom]Even though I do not know what/who PhoneFactor is, it's nice to see Microsoft taking the step forward with phone security, even though IE is a complete mess. xD[/citation]

The article explains what PhoneFactor is and I'm not sure what IE has to do with anything here.

Google's multi-factor authentication (2-step verif.) is great in the sense of security but I couldn't get it to consistently remember the 1-time passwords I created for apps or remember the devices I asked it to. Anyone else have this problem?

 

[dalethepcman]

[citation][nom]mayne92[/nom]The article explains what PhoneFactor is and I'm not sure what IE has to do with anything here.Google's multi-factor authentication (2-step verif.) is great in the sense of security but I couldn't get it to consistently remember the 1-time passwords I created for apps or remember the devices I asked it to. Anyone else have this problem?[/citation]

A 1-time password is just that, a single use password. You need to add the devices to the allowed list by using your authentication key instead of using 1-time passwords.