Two-step verification was first introduced to us by Google, which was the first to use it as an additional security measure when logging into its services. After some time, the new feature is becoming a must, in an era where hacking has become so popular. After Google, as we mentioned above, was the first major web company to introduce it, many others followed.
WordPress.com today announced that it will also be using two-factor authentication on its hosted blogs. Users can enable the new additional security feature to prevent unauthorized access to their blogs.
“We know your blog is very important to you, and today we are proud to announce Two Step Authentication: a new optional feature that will help you keep your WordPress.com account secure,” WordPress.com says.
