Authentication's Upheaval Should Be Welcomed, Not Feared
Originally published onpaymentssource.com
Read the full articleFrom the buzz in the technology press over the last two weeks, one might think that end times are nigh in the world of authentication.
Several media outlets wrote stories discussing NIST’s recent proposal around use of SMS-based solutions for digital authentication in the U.S. government, with headlines like “NIST axes SMS-based two factor authentication” and “U.S. government says SMS codes aren’t safe – so now what?”
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