One-Time Password Security Might Fail 80% of the Time. IAM is Better

A one-time password (OTP) is an automatically generated sequence of characters that authenticates a user for a single transaction or login session. OTP is a widely popular security strategy, but does it provide true password safety?  This type of password security is certainly better than traditional, static passwords. But recently security analysts discovered that you […]

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30% of online users suffered security breaches due to weak passwords

A GoodFirms survey outlines the current password behavior of online users, risk factors associated with password management, and the best measures, policies, and practices to safeguard passwords from attacks or breaches. 30% of surveyees reported passw… Continue reading 30% of online users suffered security breaches due to weak passwords

Do password autofill extensions securely validate the site they are autofilling?

I had a situation where I clicked an email link send to me by a financial institution. The link first sent me to their login page where my chrome password extension automatically filled in my username and password. Usually I would never en… Continue reading Do password autofill extensions securely validate the site they are autofilling?