Blizzard’s mobile Battle.net Authenticator is a handy way to secure your StarCraft, World of Warcraft and Diablo accounts from rampant hackers, unless a major iOS upgrade screws it up. Then you’re in ...

Android and iOS device users have had the luxury of using the Battle.net Mobile Authenticator, a software version of Blizzard's downright necessary keyfob authenticator, on their phones or tablets for ...

In order to use the Real-Money Auction House in Diablo III (which can be used to fuel your WoW subscription), you need to have a Battle.net balance set up for buying and selling items. Because ...

Blizzard has made a policy change to its Authenticator security devices and programs in an effort to better protect Battle.net game accounts. Now, a single authenticator or installation of a mobile ...

The authenticator: probably the title of a future Dwayne Johnson flick, also the preserve of banks and Blizzard. This extra measure of security for your battle.net account is available as both a ...

Blizzard has been busy this week with a few announcements about the Real ID system and the authenticator system used to help secure Battle.net accounts. Blizzard is implementing changes to their ...

Popular gaming house Blizzard has just launched an update for their Battle.net authenticator app on Android, which brings a faster, and simpler way to approve logins. Much like those of us that live ...

In the wake of a series of invasive hacks earlier this year, Battle.Net users are taking their anger and frustration out on Blizzard with a new class action lawsuit. While lawsuits are par for the ...

You’ll need to use the Battle.net Authenticator to use the Real Money Auction House in Diablo 3. As Blizzard plans to go live with the Real Money Auction house (RMAH) for Diablo III, the publisher has ...

Blizzard has warned Battle.net Mobile Authenticator iOS app users of a potential problem that may arise when updating their devices to the latest version of iOS.

Blizzard were sued a few days ago. I know! What's happened is this: in the wake of August's battle.net server hack, two complainants have taken Blizz to task over what they deem to be a necessary ...