Internet safety has become a very important issue with the proliferation of cybethafs in Spain and other parts of the world. Many people try to steal other people’s login data to keep their account or even to try to extort that person in exchange for returning the account.
To deal with this, different methods have been developed for Offer greater security to user accounts. Thanks to this they can be more protected against attempts to theft of credentials. One of these methods is two steps verification.
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This method is to make the user have to confirm their identity twice before being able to access their account. One of them by introducing the password and the other through a code that will be sent by SMS or by means of a verification application. Now, Google Chrome is preparing to include a new function that allows Recognize and introduce this code automatically.
New function
For some time, many Android applications such as those dedicated to allowing the user to access their bank account, have a detection and self -aforementioned function of codes. This is ideal for those moments in which A confirmation SMS is received To log in to some service.
It is very useful because it is able to save the user for a few seconds with each login, not having to leave the application or memorize the code to enter it into the text box. However, this is not yet available to do it on web pages, but that the closest to this is that they remember a password every time you want to log in, which is not the same.
Now, with the new Google Chrome function, the possibility of detecting and self -filing this verification would reach the browser using the information that has been received by SMS and putting it in context with the website that is being tried to access.
At the moment it is not available for all users, but soon it could begin to be implemented, something that would help many users to do this simpler process. Even so, it should be clarified that SMS are the worst two -step verification method, and experts usually recommend the use of verification apps such as Google Authenticator, instead.
