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PayPal Security Key Protects Phishing Attacks

Posted in Paypal, Security by Paul Patterson on January 15th, 2007

PayPal Security Key Protects Phishing AttacksPayPal is strengthening its defenses with the aid of a new Security Key. The PayPal Security Key is a small, portable password-generating key fob that was developed in conjunction with VeriSign to help protect your PayPal and eBay accounts against phishing attacks.

The device works by assigning a unique six-digit security code each time you log in to your account. You will continue to use your regular user name and password to authenticate, but you also enter the security code that the device displays. The code is synchronized with a server …

Paypal Increases Security With Key Fob

Posted in News, Paypal, Security by Darrin Olson on January 12th, 2007

Paypal increases security with key fob password codes.Ebay and Paypal are gearing up to offer customers an increased security measure when logging into their Paypal account to further avoid data theft from phishing scams.

In the near future, password generating gadget can be used in conjunction with existing login credentials when signing into a Paypal account. The key fob generates a new 6-digit password about every 30 seconds. This password is synchronized with a server that verifies that the every-changing code is the same at the time of authentication. Verisign currently offers the same type of





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