What Is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), And How Is It Different from 2FA?

September 14, 2020 What Is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), And How Is It Different from 2FA? Two Factor Authentication, or 2FA, has been around for a while. It usually refers to using an SMS code as an additional step for logging in to your account. However, the term has been being replaced by “Multi-Factor Authentication.” What’s the difference? Read More »   What Is WebAssembly, and Should You Use It? JavaScript is no longer the only language that can be run natively in browsers. WebAssembly is set to revolutionize the way you code for the web, allowing native apps to be ported to the browser with near-native performance. Read More »   Interesting Finds 💾 Fairfax County Public Schools hit by Maze ransomware ⏲ AWS CloudWatch Adds Direct Support For Prometheus Database “Dependency Injection” Explained: A $25 term for a 5 cent concept   How to Set Up a Linux FTP Server for Quick File Transfers FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a standard protocol for sending and receiving files from remote servers. It’s easier to use than command line alternatives like scp, especially with GUI interfaces like FileZilla. Read More »   How to Install and Manage Self-Hosted Jira Jira is an issue-tracking application from Atlassian that makes it easier for teams to collaborate on software. It’s not open-source, but you can install it on your own servers rather than using the cloud version. Here’s how to set that up. Read More »   Follow Us on Social Media

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