Attackers Horn in on MFA Bypass Options for Account Takeovers
Legacy applications don’t support modern authentication — and cybercriminals know this. Continue reading Attackers Horn in on MFA Bypass Options for Account Takeovers
Category Archives: multifactor authentication
Is Your Corporate Access Data for Sale on the Dark Web?
As businesses turn to remote access solutions to empower workers during the COVID-19 crisis, trouble seems to be brewing across numerous illegal marketplaces and the Dark Web. Cybercriminals are actively shopping for credentials hoping to access valua… Continue reading Is Your Corporate Access Data for Sale on the Dark Web?
Microsoft Announces Combined Multifactor Authentication and Password Reset Registration
Make it easier for Office 365 users to register for multifactor authentication and self-service password reset with Azure AD combined registration.
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Best Practices for Securing a Remote Workforce
Here are eight tips to help security organizations in securing their remote workforce The novel coronavirus COVID-19 is causing global health and economic crises and profoundly impacting the way we live and work. Its effects will no doubt be long-last… Continue reading Best Practices for Securing a Remote Workforce
Making the Move to Multifactor Authentication
Over the last few years, multifactor authentication (MFA) has come a long way. In the past, MFA required that you carry a hard token on you at all times, but now, it has become a simple, one-touch endeavor. However, many still perceive MFA as a cumber… Continue reading Making the Move to Multifactor Authentication
Time to Tighten Up Cybersecurity to Fight Tax Fraud
We’ve described cyber criminals as opportunists many times. They’re adept at leveraging big events―from natural disasters to holidays―to their advantage. Like it or not, tax season is one such event that shows up on our calendar… Continue reading Time to Tighten Up Cybersecurity to Fight Tax Fraud
Considering a World Without Passwords
Every time we sign up at a new website, we have to come up with a unique password. But let’s face it: You probably don’t use more than three unique passwords across the web, you forget to change them regularly and you sign up with the same email addre… Continue reading Considering a World Without Passwords
Simplifying Security in the Cloud
In nearly every conversation I have with clients about “the cloud” and their business, the No. 1 trepidation for further migration to the cloud is concerns around security. For many years this was truly legitimate, and it has only been in the past few… Continue reading Simplifying Security in the Cloud
Is 2FA Broken, or Just Evolving?
Earlier this year, only days after KnowB4’s chief hacking officer Kevin Mitnick demonstrated how to bypass two-factor authentication (2FA) on CNBC, security researcher Piotr Duszynski warned about a new penetration testing tool that was being used to … Continue reading Is 2FA Broken, or Just Evolving?
Linux.org Redirected to NSFW Page Spewing Racial Epithets
Administrators lost control of the domain for several hours in a DNS hijacking incident. Continue reading Linux.org Redirected to NSFW Page Spewing Racial Epithets