You're in serious danger of getting caught out if you rely on SMS as your main two-factor authentication method.

We’ve also discussed the different kinds of 2FA, such as SMS-based (better than nothing but not ideal), app-based 2FA (good), ...

Turns out, while 2FA itself is a great way to protect your online security, the SMS method for delivering codes is not. In fact, hackers can bypass SMS 2FA. And that’s why Google is changing up ...

Cybersecurity expert Troy Hunt fell for a phishing scam. His story reveals why even strong 2FA methods like authenticator ...

As first reported by another contributor, Gmail is phasing out SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) codes due to security concerns. Google will instead introduce QR codes for authentication ...

Google says SMS messaging for 2FA has become increasingly problematic, as reported earlier by Forbes, as scammers and fraudsters use the technology to spoof user accounts. Ross Richendrfer ...

“Yes, there are better forms of #2FA. But this is blackmail. Expect waves of takeovers as hackers run through password dumps.” In reference to Twitter’s blog post above which decries SMS ...

And while SMS-based 2FA is better than none at all, it may not be enough to protect your Instagram account from determined cyber criminals. Of the more than 275 people who have contacted Mashable ...