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Authy Introduces Two-Factor Authentication For WordPress Blogs

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HTMLGoodies Staff
HTMLGoodies Staff
Feb 1, 2013
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Authy has announced the release of their new plug-in bringing similar security to your WordPress site to that similar to Google Authenticator which provides a newly generated tokens every 20 seconds in order for the user to login. Using Authy the user uses their smartphone app to receive the new token 7-digit code, that in addition to their regular password and the user can successfully and securly login to their site making it virtually impossible for a hacker to get into your account without also having access to your phone in addition to rendering the standard phishing and key-logger attacks useless since the 7-digit code is constantly changing. Read the full story here.
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