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Twitter to Soon Allow Use of Security Keys as the Only Two-Factor Authentication

Twitter is planning to make itself more secure when s to the website 6q2q3v

Highlights
  • Twitter hasn’t announced when the new 2FA methods will be implemented
  • Twitter wants to protect its s from malicious third parties
  • CEO Jack Dorsey to auction first-ever tweet for charity
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Twitter announced that it is planning to enable two-factor authentication to secure s' s by only using security keys to . Currently, a can only to Twitter using their security key but will need to have a third party two-factor authentication to be set up as a backup. Twitter has only announced that it is planning to implement this security measure but hasn't shared any information on when it will actually implement this for s on its social media website.

In a recent Bluetooth – will reduce s typing in their s that can be detected by malicious software. The benefit of using physical security keys is that it will allow s to refrain from sharing more personal information with Twitter that is required for logging in. The connects the security key to their PC, when the browser issues a challenge for logging in, the security cryptographically authenticates your and helps you .

Twitter also announced that it will also allow a single to use multiple security keys. Until now, s were restricted to using a single security key. Earlier in December, Twitter announced the for security keys for two-factor authentication enabled s for its mobile app s. The exact timeline has not been shared by Twitter detailing the implementation of these security features.

In other Twitter-related news, Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter, announced that he will auction off the first-ever tweet. “just setting up my twttr” was the first post to be tweeted in March 2006 and the proceeds from the auction will be converted into bitcoin for charity purposes.


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