Microsoft is asking users of the Authenticator app to back up all their saved passwords immediately. This comes after the company announced plans to phase out the app’s password management ...

In this post, we’ll show you how to use the Microsoft Authenticator app on both PC and phone. Microsoft Authenticator is a free app that lets you securely sign in to your personal, work, school ...

Today, the Microsoft Authenticator app began issuing notifications about the upcoming changes, showing a fullscreen banner warning to export saved passwords before July 1 or switch to Microsoft Edge.

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Microsoft plans to begin retiring the password autofill feature in its Authenticator app next month, as part of its broader shift toward more secure, passwordless sign-in methods.

Millions of Microsoft Authenticator users have been issued an urgent warning to save all their passwords immediately before a major change takes effect in just hours.

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The changes affect Microsoft Authenticator app (Picture: Shutterstock) People who use Microsoft Authenticator to manage their passwords have been warned they will soon no longer be able to do so.

2FA authenticator apps add an extra layer of security to your accounts. ... Time-based and counter-based codes. Free: Microsoft Authenticator: Yes: Yes: Time-based codes, push notifications ...

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Microsoft Authenticator, which provides two-factor authentication security for online accounts, serves as a password manager that stores and automatically fills in login details for apps and websites.