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I am writing a web app and I want to set up a system where, when a user changes their email, it gives them a link to have the change revert back. The purpose of this is for when a hacker changes an account email. In this case the user can’… Continue reading Enabling a user to revert a hacked change in their email
Researchers from Cado Labs recently encountered an update to the emerging cloud-focused malware family, Legion. This sample iterates upon the credential harvesting features of its predecessor, with a continued emphasis on exploiting PHP web application… Continue reading Legion AWS credential harvester and hijacker analyzed
I created an app that requires users to make multiple different logins within the app. Is it possible to use Google’s Identity API to ensure that the different required login credentials are stored/retrieved by Google whenever they are nee… Continue reading Credential management for an app requiring multiple different logins within a single application [closed]
In 2022, 47.4% of all internet traffic came from bots, a 5.1% increase over the previous year, according to Imperva. The proportion of human traffic (52.6%) decreased to its lowest level in eight years. Bad bot traffic For the fourth consecutive year, … Continue reading Bad bots are coming for APIs
Adversaries were able to encrypt data in 76% of the ransomware attacks that were conducted against surveyed organizations, according to Sophos. The survey also shows that when organizations paid a ransom to get their data decrypted, they ended up addit… Continue reading Refined methodologies of ransomware attacks
Organizations have strengthened security measures and become more resilient, but threat actors are still finding ways through, according to BakerHostetler. “We launched the Data Security Incident Response Report nine years ago because we recognized tha… Continue reading Data-driven insights help prevent decisions based on fear
Excessive privileges are a continuing headache for security professionals. As more organizations migrate assets to the cloud, users with excessive permissions can expand the blast radius of an attack, leaving organizations open to all sorts of maliciou… Continue reading Using just-in-time access to reduce cloud security risk
How can I crack WiFi credentials WITHOUT using the traditional method of capturing a PKMS or Handshake?
When I connect to a WiFi network, I simply enter a password into a text box just like any other login form. Only with the difference th… Continue reading Cracking WiFi credentials without handshake or PKMS
In this Help Net Security interview, Eve Maler, CTO at ForgeRock, talks about how digital identities continue to play a critical role in how we access online services securely. Maler also highlights the challenges encountered by various industries in i… Continue reading Overcoming industry obstacles for decentralized digital identities
Looking at configuration data, 56% of decommissioned routers disposed of and sold on the secondary market contained sensitive corporate data, according to ESET. Of the networks that had complete configuration data available: 22% contained customer data… Continue reading Researchers discover sensitive corporate data on decommissioned routers