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Twitter has done away with a form of two-factor authentication today, which protects accounts from being accessed by cybercriminals. Users can no longer receive a security code over text.

LastPass has published a blog post apologising for its poor communication and detailed two security incidents as well as its responses to them.

If you're planning to move to an authentication app after Twitter disables SMS-based 2FA, be careful as there are plenty of fraudulent authenticator apps online that aim to drain your wallet.

Paying Twitter a monthly fee for two-factor authentication is dumb. Add a free authentication app to the social media platform instead.

Password managers can help to store all of your passwords to you apps and websites. It can also help to prevent anyone from hacking into those sites.

Weak passwords can easily jeopardize your privacy and security for your computer, social media channels and any online accounts one may have.

LastPass CEO Karim Toubba updates users on the security breach that occurred back in August. The company states the breach is more serious than it once perceived with user data actually being compromi

Home, work, and now the metaverse. LastPass hopes to serve your passwords up wherever you are.

LastPass and 1Password are two of the best password managers, but which one is really right for you?

LastPass is a great choice if you primarily store passwords for use on the web, even though its free tier isn't as good as it used to be.