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Online Ooredoo Portal security enhanced for business customers  19 Jan 2021 - 8:14 The Peninsula Doha: Ooredoo Qatar has announced a security enhancement of its online Ooredoo Portal for business customers, including launching a One-time Passcode (OTP) system.   To further ensure security when accessing the Ooredoo Portal, business customers will soon be asked to enter an OTP, which will be sent to their registered mobile number or email address upon each attempt to access the Portal. To use the OTP system to log in, business customers will need to ensure their contact details – mobile ...

Wednesday 30 December 2020 Earlier this year I purchased an iPhone 12 Pro, a £1,000 smartphone that is, frankly, a device not fit for purpose in 2020. The iPhone 12, much like every Apple smartphone since 2017’s iPhone X, has just one method of biometric authentication: Face ID. However, as a result of the pandemic sweeping the globe, the majority of us are now wearing masks whenever we leave the house, which has been confounding our smartphones’ built-in facial recognition software. And, despite inbound vaccines, it will be some time before as a society we are mask-free, and even then ...

The key warnings from AIB, Bank of Ireland and others as scam texts circulate Take notice of these over the Christmas period Euro notes (stock) Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for...

Members of the public are being told to beware as a ‘very realistic’ AIB text message scam is in circulation. A copy of the text message is being shared on social media to warn people not to provide any details. Cork Labour councillor Peter Horgan shared a text he received which included a link to a clone of the AIB site that looked identical to the real one. ⚠️ SCAM WARNING ⚠️ very realistic @AIBIreland scam text that brings you to a realistic website. Just spoke with card services and it is a scam. Do not put in your details. pic.twitter.com/uuh8I1UQQU