In brief: Sending codes to users via SMS has long been discredited as the least secure multi-factor authentication method, and Microsoft will soon discontinue support for this practice altogether.

Microsoft just sent a warning to IT admins, and it’s a big one. The company wants everyone to stop using SMS and voice-based authentication, and it’s citing AI-powered phishing as the main reason. Why ...

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Northumberland Trading Standards is issuing a warning about a growing scam targeting UK mobile users.

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Under new digital rules that have gone into effect, the agency can reach out for only three reasons.

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