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This week, A Crypto Flaw in Yubico Security Keys, Facebook’s Lawyers say You Have No Right to Privacy, Two Cloud Services, PCM and Attunity, Have Breaches, and Two Florida Cities Pay Over $1M in Ransomware Attacks in Less Than a Week! Jason W… Continue reading Yubico, Attunity, & Trump Crackdown – Hack Naked News #225
This week, prevent the impact of a Linux worm, Yubico recalls FIPS Yubikey tokens after flaw discovered, how fraudulent domains hide in plain site, Samsung reminds rabble to scan smart TV’s for viruses and makes them forget, and the scraping … Continue reading Yubico, Tufin, & Venmo – Hack Naked News #223
Security token maker Yubico has issued an important advisory affecting high-end versions of its YubiKey authentication key. Continue reading Yubico recalls FIPS Yubikey tokens after flaw found
Google this week made it easier for Android users to enable strong 2-factor authentication (2FA) when logging into Google’s various services. The company announced that all phones running Android 7.0 and higher can now be used as Security Keys, an additional authentication layer that helps thwart phishing sites and password theft. Continue reading Android 7.0+ Phones Can Now Double as Google Security Keys
In the Enterprise Security News, we will discuss how Cynets Platform approach tames cyber security issues, Salt Security launches API protection platform, Yubicos 2019 state of password and authentication security report, and we have some acquisiti… Continue reading Yubico, Symantec, & Sophos – Enterprise Security Weekly #124
Yubico announced the results of the company’s 2019 State of Password and Authentication Security Behaviors Report, conducted by the Ponemon Institute, who surveyed 1,761 IT and IT security practitioners in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and… Continue reading How privacy and security concerns affect password practices
Yubico, the physical authentication key company, announced two new products Tuesday, as it continues to make its key fob-like authenticators available on more platforms. The YubiKey for Lightning is geared specifically for Mac and iOS users, but is in a private preview phase while Yubico and third-party developers work on making the keys more compatible with Apple devices. The other announced product, the Security Key NFC, is a USB-A key that has near field communication capability. It combines some functionalities of the company’s standard security key and the YubiKey 5 NFC, both of which were updated in Yubico’s Series 5 line released in September. The new key supports FIDO2, a standard for hardware-based, passwordless authentication, as well as the older FIDO U2F two-factor authentication. However, some authentication protocols included in other keys aren’t supported in the new key. Yubico says the Security Key NFC “works out-of-the-box” with many popular services and […]
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Ixia extends collaboration with ProtectWise, Ping Identity brings in New Customer Identity as a service solution, Fortinet introduces new security automation capabilities on AWS, and Yubico announces YubiHSM 2 integration with AWS IoT Greengrass! Enter… Continue reading Ixia, Yubico, Fortinet, and ZeroStack – Enterprise Security Weekly #118
Yubico unveiled that the YubiHSM 2 (hardware security module) is qualified for Amazon Web Services (AWS) Internet of Things (IoT) Greengrass Hardware Security Integration. AWS IoT Greengrass introduced a new feature that will utilize a subset of the Yu… Continue reading Yubico integrates YubiHSM 2 with AWS IoT Greengrass to deliver private key and secrets storage
Yubico released a new open source YubiHSM 2 (hardware security module) software development kit (SDK) available for developers and engineers to implement the YubiHSM 2 for an unlimited amount of use cases. The YubiHSM 2 delivers security for cryptograp… Continue reading YubiHSM SDK secures infrastructures and cryptographic key material