Microsoft is making it easier for Android users to transfer their credentials to new devices using cloud backup and recovery in the Microsoft Authenticator app.

Microsoft Authenticator is available for Android and iOS devices. It does not support desktops. Open-source competitor 2FAS offers browser extensions, which you can use on desktops, too. There's ...

Google Authenticator has been around for over a decade, is free, and will work with virtually every service that supports ...

Microsoft Authenticator allows users to use two-factor authentification using their phone. Microsoft Authenticator now supports backup and recovery to ease the hassle of switching to a new device.

Once you set up the app, Microsoft Authenticator can autofill your payment information and addresses on iOS and Android devices.

Forget about Azure Authenticator and Microsoft Account on Android. There's a new authentication app for Android and iOS and its name is Microsoft.

The latest beta build of the Microsoft Authenticator on Android is gaining the ability to import any of your saved passwords from Chrome.

Microsoft is unifying its various authenticator apps into a single Microsoft Authenticator one that will begin rolling out to consumers and business users as of August 15.

Microsoft’s new Authenticator app, which was announced at the end of July, is now available on iOS and Android. Previously Microsoft had separate authentication apps for consumer and enterprise ...

Microsoft is taking on the field of password management, but the way it's doing so has some raising their eyebrows: the feature is embedded as a public preview into Microsoft Authenticator. The ...

Microsoft is overhauling its authenticator apps for Android and iOS next month, with new features and a refreshed user interface. While Microsoft has long supported two-factor authentication for ...