Recent updates to Apple’s operating systems let you use hardware security keys to protect your Apple ID login instead of code-based authentication.

Luckily, you can use a Security Key to protect your Mac computer just as easily as any other Apple device. All it takes is a quick setup, and your Security Key can become a proper key to unlock ...

Learn how to make a USB Security Key. USB Raptor lets you lock and unlock your Windows 11/10 computer with a USB Flash drive.

With the help of a hardware security key, you can configure your MacBook so that you can sign in with a PIN instead of having to type your password. Here's how I did it.

These simple, battery-free devices provide an easy way to securely verify that it's really you who's trying to access your online accounts.

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On-screen instructions will appear to guide you through the setup process. This is simple, requiring the user to insert the security key into their computer's USB port, then press the button on ...

Security keys lock down your account. The new YubiKey 5C NFC works with USB-C ports on a laptop and phones' wireless NFC connection.

I was confused. Kept seeing mention of a security “key” offered on some of my favorite websites—Microsoft, Google, YouTube and Facebook, to name a few. I wasn’t sure if I should use it ...

Security keys sound complicated, but computer users who want a higher level of security use them.

Your smartphone can act as your security key to authenticate your Google credentials on the web. Learn how to set that up on an Android device or an iPhone.