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Microsoft has just announced that a staggering 44 million accounts were vulnerable to account takeover due to the use of compromised or stolen passwords. This news comes on the back of the recent Disney+ launch, where password reuse resulted in cybercr… Continue reading Microsoft Highlights The Risk of Stolen Passwords
Credential-stuffing attacks are indicative of the much larger issue of account takeover. Adaptive authentication can help improve the digital experience for low-risk users.
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Kyle Milliken is back from jail, and he has some advice for you: Do. Not. Reuse. Your. Passwords. Continue reading Former hacker warns against password reuse
Reading Time: 6 minutes Privileged access management is often seen as a necessary evil to improve security and compliance. However, PAM solutions offer myriad benefits that can help prove security ROI to business leaders.
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Prolific phishing scammer Grant West has been sentenced to 10 years, 8 months, and reimbursement for victims. Continue reading Court squeezes $1 million back from convicted phisher
If you were told that the password you had just entered was known to have been compromised in a data breach, what would you do? Continue reading Chrome users ignoring warnings to change breached passwords
The latest Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) data revealed that passwords are problematic. If that’s the case, why are organizations so slow to adopt passwordless authentication?
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Changing your passwords frequently sounds like commonsense advice. However, just because something is common doesn’t mean it makes sense.
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“I will insult people. And everyone will not care that it’s not you.” But it’s social-disaster baloney! Continue reading It’s a SCAM: Send Bitcoin or your company’s reputation is TOAST!
The Threatpost editors discuss the highlights from Infosecurity Europe, which took place in London this week. Continue reading News Wrap: Infosecurity Europe Highlights and BlueKeep Anxiety