Are hashed passwords transferred to a server for user authentication? [duplicate]

A question I came up with while reading in my information security class. Let’s say website ABC which uses username and password combinations to authenticate users and has a user John. When John goes to ABC.com to log in to his account and… Continue reading Are hashed passwords transferred to a server for user authentication? [duplicate]

Is there a secure way of handling online payments without user accounts and logging in?

I’m creating a subscription-based desktop application, but there is no authentication on the platform as the "user" is the computer upon which the application is installed. This means no user sign up nor login.
I thought of an ex… Continue reading Is there a secure way of handling online payments without user accounts and logging in?

Is it more or less secure to use IAM (AWS user management) if you only have one user?

This is an edge case, and as soon as multiple users are accessing the AWS Console in anyway, IAM is the only good option, but what if you only have one user?
I’ve always assumed that if only one person is accessing the account, and they ne… Continue reading Is it more or less secure to use IAM (AWS user management) if you only have one user?

What is Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)?

Utilizing an identity and access management solution (IAM) with identity governance and administration (IGA) capabilities is necessary for security and compliance in your modern IT environment.
The post What is Identity Governance and Administration (I… Continue reading What is Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)?

Is there an effective way to disable root access on linux in an office setting

I’m currently working for SaaS a company and as part of a security audit we were advised to remove all administrative access from all laptops/end-user pc’s for a Principle of Least Permissions.
Is there any MDM/management software for Ubun… Continue reading Is there an effective way to disable root access on linux in an office setting