Apple, Microsoft, or Google: Whose platform authenticator rules our passkey future?

As we navigate the bumpy road from passwords to passkeys, the authenticator already in your system could define our ...

Your Data Backups Are Useless If You Skip This One Crucial Step

Most businesses test their backup systems on the same device they're backing up — a critical oversight that can render recovered data completely unusable.

Let's Take A Technical Deep Dive Into The Post-Password Era

The convergence of sophisticated AI-powered attacks, an explosion of IoT devices and user demand for frictionless experiences ...

Roaming authenticators offer what other passkey solutions can't - but there are trade-offs

ZDNET's key takeaways Passkeys are more secure than passwords for authenticating with online accounts.Working with passkeys ...
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Fake ChatGPT apps are hijacking your phone without you knowing

Millions are downloading fake AI apps disguised as ChatGPT that drain data, steal passwords, and install spyware.

Windows 11 users just got a more convenient way to store passkeys - here's how it works

Passkeys are becoming increasingly common and, thankfully, easier to use. 1Password can now be set as your default passkey manager in Windows 11. Other password manager apps should follow suit.

Google Meet update shuts the door on gatecrashers once and for all

Google Meet now generates a new meeting link whenever you change a recurring event’s start time or frequency. The update keeps all original settings, such as hosts, co-hosts, and recording permissions ...