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Google Authenticator for multi-factor authenticationGoogle Authenticator for multi-factor authenticationPosted Dec 9, 2011 15:53 UTC (Fri) by skitt (subscriber, #5367)In reply to: Google Authenticator for multi-factor authentication by epa Parent article: Google Authenticator for multi-factor authentication
Some websites I place orders on now support an extra step, where my bank sends a one-time code to my mobile phone which I then enter to confirm the transaction. I don't know how widespread this is or what the determining factors are; I've seen it used with cards issued by various banks and via both Visa and MasterCard.
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Wikipedia is your friend... Posted Dec 9, 2011 16:04 UTC (Fri) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link] It all explained in much details where usually such things are explained.
Wikipedia is your friend... or foe Posted Dec 15, 2011 14:24 UTC (Thu) by gvy (guest, #11981) [Link]
Victor, just for the neutrality (pun intended): the technical articles on wikipedia might be reasonable (but that's not a given), while e.g. historical or national ones tend to get ugly and distorted by a strangely constant factor. You might be interested in [[VP:ISK256]] (translit back to Cyrillic) on ru.wikipedia.org.
Google Authenticator for multi-factor authentication Posted Dec 9, 2011 16:26 UTC (Fri) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
the determining factor is if the website has opted to implement such a feature.
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