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Leaving Authentication Credentials in Public Code

Schneier on Security

Examples included: Azure Active Directory API Keys GitHub OAuth App Keys Database credentials for providers such as MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL Dropbox Key Auth0 Keys SSH Credentials Coinbase Credentials Twilio Master Credentials.

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Trezor’s Twitter account hijacked by cryptocurrency scammers via bogus Calendly invite

Graham Cluley

Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor has explained how its Twitter account was compromised - despite it having sensible security precautions in place, such as strong passwords and multi-factor authentication. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.

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Okta breach happened after employee logged into personal Google account

Malwarebytes

As we explained in our article about 1Password being a victim of this breach, it’s normal for Okta support to ask customers to upload a file known as an HTTP Archive (HAR) file. To gain access to that service account, the attacker compromised an Okta employee. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA).

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Legacy Authentication Protocols: Why RADIUS Is (Still) Important

Duo's Security Blog

When reading the title of this blog, you might be wondering to yourself why RADIUS is being highlighted as a subject — especially amidst all of the advancements of modern authentication we see taking place recently. Instead, it supports a variety of authentication protocols , including EAP, PAP, CHAP, and others. What is RADIUS?

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Multi-factor authentication fatigue attacks are on the rise: How to defend against them

CSO Magazine

Credential compromise has been one of the top causes for network security breaches for a long time, which has prompted more organizations to adopt multi-factor authentication (MFA) as a defense. To read this article in full, please click here

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Best practices for deploying multi-factor authentication on Microsoft networks

CSO Magazine

Microsoft will soon change the mandate to multi-factor authentication (MFA) with changes to Microsoft 365 defaults. As Microsoft points out, “When we look at hacked accounts, more than 99.9% To read this article in full, please click here don’t have MFA, making them vulnerable to password spray, phishing and password reuse.

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What is Two-Factor Authentication?

Identity IQ

What is Two-Factor Authentication? IdentityIQ Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security tool that requires you to verify your identity twice before you can gain access to a system. It helps prevent unauthorized access to your accounts by adding another layer of security at the point of login.