You can ditch your Microsoft account password completely now. But if you plan to do so, there's a step you absolutely must ...

Microsoft joined the passkey party in May last year, and today, it has announced the next step to protect folks using a Windows PC or any other Microsoft service. Moving ahead, all new Microsoft ...

enter an alternate email address or phone number associated with your Microsoft account. Then, enter the security code received by your alternative email address or phone number. Once done ...

Online hacking, cyberattacks and fraud are booming, with research from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) ...

they streamlined the Microsoft account sign-in experience with an emphasis on passwordless security via so-called passkeys. Honestly, it’s a good move. Most passwords are absolutely terrible and ...

If you can log in using your PIN code or biometric scan, scroll down to Method 1: resetting your Microsoft ... with security questions. However, if you are using a local account and didn’t ...

Multiple Russian nation-state actors are targeting sensitive Microsoft ... a security check by copying a code and entering it on a subsequent page. When this supplied code is inputted, it provides the ...

Update: Republished on March 30 with news of a workaround to new sign-in requirements and more passkey information. All change for Microsoft. The company has suddenly confirmed a major update ...

If your email address appears on this page, you're using a Microsoft account. (Optional) Click the "Manage my Microsoft account" option to adjust billing details, family and security settings ...