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Monday, 27 May 2013
Twitter has finally announced rolling out a two-step authentication system to help its users keep their accounts more secure.
“Every day, a growing number of people log in to Twitter.
Usually these login attempts come from the genuine account owners, but
we occasionally hear from people whose accounts have been compromised by
email phishing schemes or a breach of password data elsewhere on the
web,” says Twitter in a blog post.
How to enable the two-factor authentication
When you sign in to Twitter.com, the
website will ask you a second check to ensure it's really you. The site
will ask to enter the verified phone number and a confirmed email address.
To get started, you need to visit account settings
page. Choose the “require a verification code when I sign in”. Then
click on the link to “add a phone” and go ahead the with prompts. After
having enrolled in login verification, you'll be asked to enter enter a
six-digit code that Twitter sent to your device via SMS each time you
sign in to twitter.com.
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