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ZDNet Security
Attackers guessed the password of a dormant account and were able to apply their own MFA to it - providing access to the victim's network.
The Hacker News
RubyGems, the official package manager for the Ruby programming language, has become the latest platform to mandate multi-factor authentication (MFA) for popular package maintainers, following the footsteps of NPM and PyPI. To that end, owners of gems with over 180 million total downloads are mandated to turn on MFA effective August 15, 2022. "Users in this category who do not
ZDNet Security
MFA provides a significant barrier against cyber attacks - but isn't infallible.
ZDNet Security
How effective is multi-factor authentication? Police explain how they have seen ransomware gangs abandon attacks when they hit MFA security.
Graham Cluley
Microsoft has shared details of a widespread phishing campaign that not only attempted to steal the passwords of targeted organisations, but was also capable of circumventing multi-factor authentication (MFA) defences. Read more in my article on the Tripwire State of Security blog.
ZDNet Security
Cybersecurity researchers uncover MaliBot, a powerful new Android malware. Be careful what you download, and from where.
ZDNet Security
Want to avoid having your online accounts hacked? Enable two-factor authentication, a crucial security measure that requires an extra step when signing in to high-value services. In this post, I explain how to set up 2FA and which accounts to focus on first.
ZDNet Security
Watch out for default configuration on MFA implementation.
ZDNet Security
Multi-factor authentication makes it more difficult for accounts to be hacked - but cyber criminals are persistent and are turning to new means to gain access to accounts.
The Hacker News
Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of a now-patched bug in Box's multi-factor authentication (MFA) mechanism that could be abused to completely sidestep SMS-based login verification. "Using this technique, an attacker could use stolen credentials to compromise an organization's Box account and exfiltrate sensitive data without access to the victim's phone," Varonis researchers said