“Calling on Twitter to provide two-factor authentication doesn’t solve the AP phishing incident, nor would a long, frequently-changed password.”
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Why two-factor authentication wouldn’t have saved the AP from getting hacked
Cofense • Cofense News | April 24, 2013
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