CHAPTER 6: TWO FACTOR FOR INTERNET END-USERS
Changing the face of two-factor adopters
As has been noted in this book, many of the people who’ve used two-factor authentication in computing contexts likely did so through their professional careers in a few main industry verticals. Because of this, many of the standards and second-factor technologies we’ve reviewed are foreign even to a seasoned user of two-factor authentication. Until 2008, the average Internet user was very unlikely to have any access to two-factor authentication for their accounts and thus exposure to these technologies will have been limited or non-existent.
From 2011 to present, there’s been a steady increase in the number of online sites and services that provide their end-users ...
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