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Two-factor Authentication Imminent From Alliance & Leicester
News Alliance and Leicester is set to roll out two-factor authentication to its internet banking customers. Apacs, the industry body for the payments industry, was last year due to announce a two-factor authentication standard that all banks would use.
[February 28, 2006, 15:50]
Two-Factor Authentication - Making Sense Of All The Options
White Papers The new kid in town is two-factor authentication, designed to combat fraud and make the business world more secure. Two-factor authentication is a security process that confirms user identities using two distinctive factors - something they have...
[July 19, 2003, 0:00]
Two-factor Authentication 'not The Solution' To Online Fraud
Talkback Think about two-factor authentication (or even more) combined with sequential response challenges (eg: the bank customer in question would have a piece of paper with a few hundred responses on it and the first transaction would ask for response...
[March 17, 2005, 20:48]
Microsoft: Two-factor Authentication Would Thwart Phishers
News Banks are looking to bring down the number of phishing attacks by adopting two-factor authentication, which would force their users to produce two forms of identification, Microsoft said on Tuesday. A lot of solutions for two-factor authentication...
[November 17, 2004, 12:25]
Two-factor Authentication 'not The Solution' To Online Fraud
News Two-factor authentication, or the use of a method in addition to a password to verify identity, could still be defeated by Trojan horses and phishing attacks, Bruce Schneier, a renowned cryptographer and the chief technology officer for network...
[March 16, 2005, 7:45]
Two-factor Authentication 'not The Solution' To Online Fraud
Talkback The reality is two factor authentication IS a solution to identity theft - just not a sole solution. Two factor authentication is an essential part of the overall defence against phishing. It's critical to move away from static passwords to...
[March 23, 2005, 11:10]
Microsoft: Two-factor Authentication Would Thwart Phishers
Talkback Here's the idea: If you want to login to your bank account, you would have to provide two different factors. If the victim can be tricked into entering one PIN number, why could he or she not be tricked into entering the second factor?
[November 21, 2004, 2:38]
Security Guru Demands Two-factor Authentication
News Howard Schmidt, the chief security officer for eBay and former White House adviser for cyberspace has called for greater use of two-factor authentication. Speaking at a press briefing in Barcelona on Wednesday, Mr Schmidt said that businesses had...
[November 3, 2004, 16:58]
Lloyds TSB To Trial Two-factor Authentication
News Lloyds TSB has announced that 30,000 of its customers will trial a two-factor authentication device, in an attempt to fight online fraud. Loss of the device would not in itself compromise the account, Farrow said, as the authentication is two-factor.
[October 14, 2005, 13:30]
Linux Targeted With Two-factor Authentication
News A Canada-based security company is looking to target the Linux community with a security product offering two-factor authentication. Two-factor authentication systems requests something in a user’s possession (a smart card, for example) and...
[April 29, 2005, 17:35]
Live Webcast: Top Trends Impacting Two-Factor Authentication
White Papers One strategy for meeting today's stringent data security standards is the use of strong, two-factor authentication, but a number of barriers can stand in the way of a successful implementation. How Positive Networks's PhoneFactor compares to other...
[February 5, 2008, 23:00]
Microsoft: Two-factor Authentication Would Thwart Phishers
Talkback i have the answer to these problems, i just need to get an interested part and phishing attacks will be a thing of the past
[November 30, 2004, 13:56]
Lloyds TSB To Trial Two-factor Authentication
Talkback I don't understand how it can tell if you have entered the correct number it does seem to work, but if the numbers are randomly generated - HOW?
[January 27, 2006, 12:56]
Lloyds TSB To Trial Two-factor Authentication
Talkback The keyring has a clock, accurate to one second. What it displays is essentially an encryption of the time. So it must tell you when the minute is nearly up, or the key will change in the middle of you typing it in - a bit of an inconvenience.
[February 26, 2006, 18:59]
Lloyds TSB To Trial Two-factor Authentication
Talkback see the blog : internet-crime--fraud.blogspot.com
[March 14, 2006, 8:23]
RFID In The Supply Chain: The Wal-Mart Factor Part Two - Impact On Near-Term Market Growth
White Papers Given the recent bevy of RFID implementation announcements by Wal-Mart, Metro AG, Tesco, the US Department of Defense and, most recently, Target, VDC has adjusted the market size and compound annual growth rate (CAGR) originally published in "The...
[July 31, 2007, 0:00]
The Power Behind RSA SecurID Two-Factor User Authentication: RSA ACE/Server
White Papers This White Paper discusses how the RSA ACE/Server, as an integral component of the RSA SecurID system for strong, two-factor user authentication, can help eliminate losses due to password fraud and protect resources from the actions of malicious...
[February 1, 2004, 23:00]
HSBC Fights Phishing With Authentication Token
News Banking giant HSBC announced on Monday that it is rolling out a two-factor authentication programme for its UK business customers. Lloyds TSB trialled two-factor authentication last year, while Alliance & Leicester will roll out its two-factor...
[April 10, 2006, 16:10]
HSBC's Bankrupt Security Thinking
Talkback I understand that two factor authentication is no guaranty that there will not be some other security breach but it is an improvement over single factor authentication from a security perspective. If you have two banks with identical security...
[October 4, 2006, 18:59]
HSBC Accuses Rivals Of Security 'arms Race'
News HSBC has criticised competitors using two-factor authentication, claiming that such tactics encourage hackers to target banks that haven't implemented similar measures. Pickering argued that security measures such as two-factor authentication would...
[September 19, 2006, 18:00]
