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In addition to your password, Login. This is two-factor authentication 2FA. We use 2FA as an added layer of protection to secure your information. Secondary authentication We encourage you to add two methods for authentication to your account.

If you lose access to your primary authentication method i. If you select text or voice message, you are required to select an additional authentication method. Face or touch unlock uses either facial recognition or fingerprints to sign in to your Login.

This option is resistant to phishing. You can only use face or touch unlock on a device that supports this feature.

You will not see this option in the list of authentication options if your device does not have this capability. We do not store your fingerprints or images. You are required to give your device a nickname to help you remember which device was used. We strongly recommend setting up a second authentication method in case you ever change or lose your device.

Authentication applications are downloaded to your device and generate secure, six-digit codes you use to sign in to your accounts. While authentication applications are not protected if your device is lost or stolen, this method offers more security than phone calls or text messaging against phishing, hacking, or interception.

If you choose this secure option, follow these steps to download and install one of the supported applications and configure it to work with Login. You will now be able to use the one-time passcodes generated by the application each time you sign in to Login. A security key is typically an external physical device, like a USB, that you plug into your computer. The key is linked to your accounts and will only grant access to those accounts once the key is plugged in and activated.

Since a security key does not rely on your cell phone, it has the highest level of protection against phishing and built-in protections against hacking if it is lost or stolen. You can add as many security keys as you want to secure your account. To use this secure option for Login. The next step will ask you to activate your key. This is generally done by pressing a button on the key itself. Physical PIV personal identity verification cards or CACs common access cards are secure options for federal government employees and military personnel.

These cards, with encrypted chip technology, are resistant to phishing and difficult to hack if stolen. You are required to select more than one authentication method if you choose text or voice message.

If you choose to use this less secure option, enter a phone number at which you can receive phone calls or text messages. With a login. By using login. You need a login. Once you create a login. You only need to create a login. You need a working phone number mobile or landline or an authentication application installed on a device so you can receive the one-time security code. Nothing will happen to the information stored in your Open Opportunities profile.

You will still be able to see all of the opportunities you created or participated in. Enter your login. You must create a new account with login. If you already have a login. Use your existing login. Without access to that email address, it will be much harder to verify who you are, if you ever need to reset your password. This is important so you can link your login. When you first create your login.

Each person needs their own login.

 


What is and why do I have to create an account?.



  You need to create a account to sign into USAJOBS and access your profile information. Your old USAJOBS username and password won't work anymore. Sign in. Email address. Password. Show password. Sign in. First time using ? Create an account · Forgot your password? Sign into with your email address and password. · Stay on the Your account page. · Look for Security key and click Add security key. · Follow.    


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