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Penn State To Replace Duo Two-Factor With Microsoft Authentication - Vimarsana News

Penn State To Replace Duo Two-Factor With Microsoft Authentication

Students will be able to self-enroll in Microsoft multi-factor authentication (MFA) from March 23 to May 8.

You Shouldn't Use Your Phone Number for Two-Factor Authentication, Anyway - Vimarsana News

You Shouldn't Use Your Phone Number for Two-Factor Authentication, Anyway

You should be using two-factor authentication (2FA) with each and every one of your accounts that allows it. You probably already do for at least some

Microsoft Authenticator to replace Duo as identity-verification method - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Authenticator to replace Duo as identity-verification method

Penn State is transitioning from Duo to Microsoft Authenticator for multifactor authentication. This change will require Penn State Account holders to enroll in and use Microsoft Authenticator as their new identity-verification method for the Penn State Sign In. While all students, faculty and staff members will be required to use Microsoft MFA before the end of the year, students will be the first group to transition this spring semester.

Source: psu.edu
How to keep your Twitter account secure without paying - Vimarsana News

How to keep your Twitter account secure without paying

 Twitter users were greeted early Saturday with an ultimatum from the social media app.

Analysts Slam Twitter's Decision to Disable SMS-Based 2FA - Vimarsana News

Analysts Slam Twitter's Decision to Disable SMS-Based 2FA

Making the option available only to paid subscribers — while also claiming SMS authentication is broken — doesn't make sense, some say. Is it a cash grab?