Office 365 MFA Hardware Token
In this article we show how to add a Microsoft Office 365 MFA hardware token Protectimus Slim and Protectimus Flex to your Office 365. You don’t need a premium license to connect these hardware OATH tokens to Office 365 accounts. With over 31 million users worldwide Microsoft Office 365 is unsurprisingly a bestseller among the productivity software subscription suits on the market. Its compatibility with the major operating...
Hardware OATH Tokens for Azure AD (Entra ID) and Microsoft 365 MFA
Quick Answer: Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) and Microsoft 365 support two ways to use a hardware OATH token for MFA: native hardware OATH token support, which requires an Entra ID Premium P1 or P2 license, or the software-token setup flow, which works without a premium license. Programmable tokens like Protectimus Slim NFC and Flex can be used either way. There are currently two ways to implement an Azure hardware token for...
How to Backup Google Authenticator or Transfer It to a New Phone
Our regular readers know that we strongly recommend applying two-step verification wherever it’s possible. In the contemporary world, where database leaks are a standing affair, two-step authentication is not an option, it is, in fact, a must. If you use two-factor verification, an intruder would need to get both the unique password you came up with, and the gadget, which produces the verification codes, to break into your account....
New Programmable TOTP token Protectimus Flex
Listen to this article You asked, and we delivered – the new programmable TOTP token Protectimus Flex in a key fob format is already here! Unlike our other popular programmable hardware token Protectimus Slim NFC, the new Protectimus Flex TOTP token comes in the form of a key fob. This makes our latest two-factor authentication hardware token more comfortable to use, and more durable. The security token can easily be fastened to...
Tesla App Two-Factor Authentication Coming Soon According to Elon Musk
Without a doubt, Tesla’s electric cars are the best vehicles on the market right now. They attract people with modern design, high efficiency, and the low cost of maintenance and operation. These vehicles are generally considered pretty theft-proof, thanks to always-on GPS which lets owners track their cars. But numerous smart features still make these cars extremely vulnerable to hacking. That’s how the two-factor...