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Two-factor authentication has become a necessity for online security. By adding an extra layer of protection, businesses and individuals can ensure that their accounts are more secure against unauthorized access.

Every business, from the smallest startup to the largest corporation, is at risk if they do not take steps to protect its devices and data.

Cyber attacks are no longer random events but deliberate attempts by professional criminals to generate revenue.

Most people became familiar with two-step verification when they began banking online. For years now, after entering their password, we have had to input a unique code received via SMS to access their bank account.

Multi-Factor authentication is now required by services ranging from social media platforms to corporate telework systems, which is excellent news for security professionals and end users.

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World Password Day is an excellent opportunity to get expert tips and insights on choosing and using strong passwords. Here are some of our top picks from the iFeeltech team:

Everyone agreed that passwords need to be supplemented with MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) or at least 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication).

Data breaches are still mainly caused by stolen, cracked passwords. Of course, there are other types of attacks – from malicious software to social engineering – but this shows that passwords play a central role in anyone's security posture.

It is alarming that so many people still use their child's name or birth date as a password; most people are still not using unique, strong passwords.

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In this article, we'll show you how to enable two-step verification in Dropbox, a highly recommended security feature that adds an extra layer of protection to your account.

You can use three methods to enable two-step verification in Dropbox: an authenticator app, text messages, or a security key. Each method has advantages and disadvantages, so you should pick the one that best suits your needs and preferences.

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