Gone are the blissful days of only having to remember a four-digit debit card PIN or alarm code. Now, with our increasingly digital way of living, everything requires a password - and a complex one at ...

Verify your contact information is up-to-date, then turn on two-factor authentication in your bank’s security settings. Some ...

The end of passwords has long been a promise that never gets delivered. AI technology is about to change that and usher in a passwordless tomorrow, RSA research predicts.

Weak and reused credentials continue to plague users and organizations. Learn from Specops software about why passwords are so easy to hack and how organizations can fortify their security efforts.

Gone are the blissful days of only having to remember a four-digit debit card PIN or alarm code. Now, with our increasingly ...

Matt is an associate editorial director and award-winning content creation leader. He is a regular contributor to the CDW Tech Magazines and frequently writes about data analytics, software, storage ...

new best practices in password-based authentication. To cope with the complexity and the growing number of passwords they have to manage, users often resort to practices that inadvertently undermine ...

These attacks are particularly insidious because they can capture the most complex passwords that might resist other forms of attack. “Hey, Amy. This is Darren from IT support. We’re having ...

GANs consist of two neural networks, namely, a generator that creates new data distributions ... making it easier to detect patterns even in complex data. The output of the discriminator is processed ...

It's been around two years since passkeys came onto the scene, and the technology has come a long way in making the world a passwordless place. Yet, one feature that's been absent is the ability ...

Together with my colleagues Christian Hughes and Brady Hodges, I looked at what researchers call “color complexity.” Color complexity is similar to colorfulness, but it’s not quite the same ...

Of course it does. Trump’s dealings with the Department of Justice in the 1970s and 1980s were the beginnings of what we might call Trump’s lie-industrial complex. You tell lie after lie ...