This was announced last night, so we're sorry for missing it. Blizzard's announced the World of Warcraft Authenticator, "an electronic device that generates a six-digit security code at the press of a ...

It's clear that games are big business, and from the sheer number of password-stealing trojans trolling for your WoW info, it's also a big attraction for malware. Blizzard intends to make it more ...

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Blizzard has unveiled plans to start selling an Authenticator - a key fob which generates a limited time, six digit security code - to add another layer of security for World of Warcraft players. The ...

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Blizzard's announced that users who've chosen to tag Authenticators to their World of Warcraft accounts won't be required to provide details every time they sign-in if they're constantly logging in at ...

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Today's Blizzard news is that the company is to put an Authenticator device on sale to help keep World of Warcraft accounts secure. Described as "lightweight and waterproof" - and attachable to a key ...