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Application programming interfaces, or APIs, are the glue that holds modern applications together — making them both indispensable to developers and an increasingly common attack vector. APIs connect different...
Passwordless authentication refers to any identity verification method that doesn’t use a password. Examples of passwordless authentication include physical security keys, authenticator...
Dive into a pool of passwordless lexicon. Explore topics on biometrics and identity experiences to discover what it all means.
Biometric Authentication The growth of facial and fingerprint recognition to authenticate to smartphones and other devices has...
The fact that you are searching for ‘password alternatives’ tells me you’re an optimist, believing there must be freedom from...
Two-factor authentication has invaded nearly every corner of our digital lives — a gradual but relentless escalation over the years. Most consumers are...
If you’re in charge of compliance or mitigating potential fraud in your organization, you need to be up-to-date with what’s been happening over...
One-time passwords (OTPs) are a common method of implementing a “something you have” factor for multi-factor authentication (MFA). These single-use codes can be...
Password-based authentication is the most common form of user authentication; however, it is notoriously insecure. Passwords are commonly weak, reused, or exposed in...
Five or six years ago authentication was mostly passwords. Fast forward to today and we’re seeing more authentication options and technologies across the...
