Apple on Thursday improved its security system for Apple ID accounts tied to services like iCloud and iTunes, offering users two-step verification for when making changes to an account.

The two-step process means you'll have to enter a code that gets texted to you, as well as your password. Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ presenter of Adventures in Tech, a ...

Today, Apple has rolled out a new two-step verification service for iCloud and Apple ID users. This functionality greatly enhances the security of Apple accounts because it requires users to use a ...

・Ask for your Apple ID, password, or verification codes, especially via insecure channels; ・Contain links to unfamiliar websites or redirect you to unofficial domains; ...

Apple has implemented measures to protect the masses against hacks, however, with both two-factor authentication and two-step verification available for Apple ID users, there’s a bit of ...

Apple begins rolling out two-step authentication for Apple ID and iCloud users, highlighting the growing importance of security as our digital lives move to cloud-based services. Here's how to set ...

Here's how to use Apple's Passwords app, a central place to store all your secure logins across your devices.

Security Keys for Apple ID will launch globally in early 2023, while iMessage Contact Key Verification will launch sometime in 2023. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed.

On select devices (it’s clear from Google Play comments this is not a universal complaint), users are asked to enter their Apple ID verification code in order to complete their sign in upon ...

The whole idea behind securing your Apple ID is to ensure you make it very tough for anyone to hack into your Apple ID account. Start with setting up a passcode for your device and a really strong ...

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