For example if a Twitter user was logged in with a dongle but the attacker had access via social engeneered remote desktop access a dongle still could mean access to private data.
But yes. As far as I know Google and Facebook require them. Also Google sometimes require permission of an other co-worker to access data.
For example if a Twitter user was logged in with a dongle but the attacker had access via social engeneered remote desktop access a dongle still could mean access to private data.
But yes. As far as I know Google and Facebook require them. Also Google sometimes require permission of an other co-worker to access data.