Yes, there are several authenticator apps for Android that also have a desktop or Mac version. Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and Authy are all available for desktop and Mac users.

As promised, Microsoft has released its new Authenticator app for iOS and Android today. The app is designed to make two-factor authentication easier, and it replaces the old Azure Authenticator app.

There’s a new version of Google Authenticator for Android that includes a Android Wear version of the app. The updated Authenticator lets users skip taking out their phones to retrieve their ...

Microsoft today updated its Authenticator app on Android, with the main new feature being support for fingerprint scanners. The changelog for version 6.1.7 doesn't list any other new features.

The Microsoft Authenticator app for consumers can now automatically fill out address and payment information in Web site forms when using Android mobile devices, on top of filling out password fields.

Why this matters: An Authenticator app may not sound that exciting, but the new app does have a nice feature for anyone who lives in Microsoft’s online world. Whenever you log in to a Microsoft ...

Authenticator apps are available for every popular mobile platform, including iOS (shown here), Android, and Windows Phone. Passwords alone are hopelessly weak and fragile security measures.

Open the Microsoft Authenticator app on your Android device. Select the menu button denoted by three vertical dots on the top right corner. Select Settings from the menu bubble that you get. Under ...

Google Authenticator is getting its first big update since September of 2017, and you’ll enjoy more than just a few cosmetic upgrades once the updated app rolls out to your Android (and ...