Two-factor authentication isn't the sexiest topic, but it's pretty darn important in keeping your precious gaming accounts safe. With its new, one-button authenticator app, Blizzard has made the ...

You must press the button on your Authenticator and enter the code it displays to complete your login. Can I apply my Blizzard Authenticator to more than one account? Yes!

Blizzard's announced the World of Warcraft Authenticator, "an electronic device that generates a six-digit security code at the press of a button.

Designed to attach to a keychain, the lightweight and waterproof Blizzard® Authenticator is an electronic device that generates a six-digit security code at the press of a button.

A substantial updated to the Battle.net authentication system was announced today. Players will soon notice a change to their authenticator log on -- it just might not appear. Blizzard's login ...

The code will be required at every login to the account, whether at the game client or the official website. The Authenticator will go on sale for EUR 6 (GBP 4.75) at Blizzard's World Wide ...

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 Blizzard authenticator is a device that generates a one-time code that secures your Blizzard account from unauthorized access. The device costs $6.50 at the Blizzard store, and are given away ...

The other hacked authenticator story in this link ended up being debunked later by Blizzard. The victim in question had removed the authenticator in order to share his or her account.

Running Google Authenticator on your mobile device is an effective way to protect your online accounts and logins with two-factor authenticator codes. But in the past, those codes would appear ...