If you use any of Google’s services such as Gmail, YouTube, Adwords, etc., you surely realize how important it is to protect your Google account from hackers.
You also probably know by now that one of the best ways to secure any online account these days is to enable Two Factor Authentication, an extra security measure that requires anyone trying to log into your account to have physical access to your mobile phone in order to do so.
In a nutshell, if they don’t have your mobile phone in their hand, they cannot log in to your account – even if they know your password!
It’s very easy to enable Two-Factor Authentication on your Google account. Just follow the steps below: [Read more…]
Two-Factor Authentication has quickly become the preferred method of securing online accounts from hackers because it adds a second, even more secure physical requirement to logging into an account.
If you use the popular GoToMyPC remote access service you probably already know they were hacked big time over the past weekend.
Two-Factor Authentication adds a second layer of security to your online accounts by requiring you to enter a security code received via SMS text message before being allowed to log in to your account.