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Everyone in security will tell you need two-factor authentication (2FA), and we agree. End of article? Nope. The devil, as always with security, is in the details. Case in point: …read more Continue reading Two Factor Authentication Apps: Mistakes to Malware
Microsoft calls it “Modern Auth”, though it’s a decade old, and is finally forcing Exchange Online customers to switch to it. Continue reading Serious Security: OAuth 2 and why Microsoft is finally forcing you into it
Verizon announced today that it will write down $4.6 billion associated with its acquisitions of AOL and Yahoo.
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Tumblr stressed that there is no evidence the security bug was being abused or that unprotected account data was accessed. Continue reading Tumblr Privacy Bug Could Have Exposed Sensitive Account Data
The Wall Street Journal yesterday published an unsettling report that the owner of Yahoo, Verizon subsidiary Oath, has been quietly analysing the emails of its 200 million users to sell to advertisers. Continue reading Why Yahoo scanning user email is no cause for panic
This article aims to help you with the removal of Netfind.com redirect from affected browser and system. Follow the detailed guide at the end to get rid of this annoying website in full. Netfind.com is a suspicious website that could…Read more
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Yahoo on Tuesday released an update to its 2013 breach, notifying users that all 3 billion accounts in existence at the time were compromised. Continue reading 2013 Yahoo Breach Affected All 3 Billion Accounts
Every single one of Yahoo’s 3 billion users was impacted by a data breach in 2013, despite the company previously saying only 1 billion accounts were impacted, illustrating that the company is still wrestling with the full scope and details of the enormous breach. The company, now part of Verizon’s Oath, disclosed the information in a quiet update to its account security update page. “Based on an analysis of the information with the assistance of outside forensic experts, Yahoo has determined that all accounts that existed at the time of the August 2013 theft were likely affected,” Yahoo’s page reads. The new conclusion comes based on “recently obtained new intelligence,” according to a statement from the company. “While this is not a new security issue, Yahoo is sending email notifications to the additional affected user accounts. The investigation indicates that the user account information that was stolen did not include passwords in […]
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