All current and former cryptologists know that Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is the most secure means to protect our personal data on a website. It is, essentially, a one-time pad system of never-repeating authentication codes. The issue for us with our website is to provide this protection without requiring the expense of purchasing external devices or subscriptions to external software providers.
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According to the National Security Agency/Central Security Service (NSA/CSS), those of us who had access to classified or sensitive information are required to protect that information for the rest of our lives.
It seems that “smart” phones are too “smart” for routine use — because cyber criminals are using them to outsmart many consumers in order to quietly steal money from unwitting victims. This article describes two such attack venues in the hope that you will become aware of and prevent them from acting against you.