Hardware keys are the best 2FA out there, and a reliable protection when 2FA phishing is on the rise, and SS7/Telcos fail at security. Supporting and implementing this for billions of users is no small task, glad it shipped! https://t.co/V8Q09yfAuV

— Aaron Grattafiori (@dyn___) March 18, 2021

Great news! Now you can use #FIDO security keys for the highest levels of protection of your @Facebook account on desktop AND mobile. Facebook has extended its support of FIDO security keys to mobile on iOS and Android! https://t.co/502seXwQmD

— The FIDO Alliance (@FIDOAlliance) March 18, 2021

Starting today, you can set up two-factor authentication and log into Facebook on iOS and Android mobile devices using a security key — available to anyone in the world. https://t.co/tlaz14VutJ pic.twitter.com/XN7yciCR27

— Alexandru Voica ? (@alexvoica) March 18, 2021

Remember when Facebook used phone numbers that people used for security authentication to target ads?

That was fun.

Anyway, Facebook promised the government to stop doing that, and this is good: https://t.co/Uf8SNyZZOC

— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) March 18, 2021

Nice. Importantly, this includes the ability to use modern iOS and Android phones themselves as security keys. Meaning you don't already need to own a separate USB-C/BT/NFC key to use strong hardware-based authentication. Well done. https://t.co/RN28kiqezM

— Brian in Pittsburgh (@arekfurt) March 18, 2021

Today, we are extending support for mobile security keys for Facebook iOS/ Android users. Security keys help ensure that passwords aren’t the last line of defense between an attacker and your account. Learn more about security keys & how to use them here: https://t.co/4Jt22fRNkA pic.twitter.com/xe9oHN9tm5

— Facebook Security (@fbsecurity) March 18, 2021

1/ Today we extended support for hardware security keys for iOS/Android. This is important for anyone, but especially for frequently targeted groups like journalists, human rights defenders, political campaigns, gov officials, and public figures.https://t.co/oVLcrgDMsx

— Nathaniel Gleicher (@ngleicher) March 18, 2021

Facebook launches security keys enrollment and two-factor authentication for the iOS and Android app

tweeted 413 days before launchhttps://t.co/KtdLPlCbYm pic.twitter.com/MRRooLeZlE

— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) March 18, 2021

Facebook expands support for security keys on iPhone https://t.co/FiVN1EDCvy

— iMore (@iMore) March 18, 2021

Facebook expands support for two-factor authentication security keys to mobile devices https://t.co/13rdeasOsj

— XDA (@xdadevelopers) March 18, 2021

You can now use security keys on Facebook's Android and iOS apps

That is... if you still have that app installedhttps://t.co/vsbRTT3wlF pic.twitter.com/8oCAvpEVt1

— Catalin Cimpanu (@campuscodi) March 19, 2021

Facebook adds hardware security key option for iOS, Android#news #technology #cybersecurity #infosec #hacker #cyberattack #phishing #cybercrime #malware #ransomware #databreach #datasecurity #security #internet #software #network #cloudcomputinghttps://t.co/sjYYZXDgCt

— Lance Schukies (@LanceSchukies) March 19, 2021