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Retail and Hospitality Trending Holiday Cyber Threats

Duo's Security Blog

And in our ebook, Retail Cybersecurity: The Journey to Zero Trust , we share ways that Duo can help retailers improve their security posture. Single sign-on (SSO) fortifies MFA by creating fewer passwords and a single dashboard for users to log into to reach all of their applications in one place.

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News Alert: Survey shows vast majority of IT pros consider ‘passwordless’ access a top priority

The Last Watchdog

The top-five data points from the survey include: •92% of respondents are concerned about compromised credentials because of phishing or social engineering attacks, which points to the recent rise and success of both these attack vectors. •59% and Canada were surveyed.

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Intro to Phishing: How Dangerous Is Phishing in 2023?

Duo's Security Blog

Accounting for nearly a quarter of reported incidents in Australia, phishing is a broad category of social engineering with several variations. These social engineering techniques tricked employees into revealing their login credentials, which allowed attackers to access additional systems and data. What is phishing?

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Identity-Based Breaches: Navigating the Aftermath

Duo's Security Blog

Reset and Secure Accounts: Force a password reset for all affected accounts and consider strengthening MFA requirements. Resetting passwords and adding stronger MFA can help prevent attackers from regaining access using stolen credentials. For example, if SMS was still allowed as an MFA factor, maybe move up to Verified Push.

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New Duo E-Book, Attack Vectors Decoded: Securing Organizations Against Identity-Based Threats

Duo's Security Blog

MFA is a common second line of defense against compromised passwords. Even if an attacker has access to a username and password, they still need access to the second authentication factor to break into the organization. the password) from the login process and instead uses “something you are” (e.g., a device).

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Watching the Watchmen: Securing Identity Administrators

Duo's Security Blog

They famously use a variety of social engineering techniques (e.g., calling the help desk and asking for password and MFA resets) to gain initial access to environments. This allows them to perform privilege escalation and maintain access even when passwords are changed.

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Abusing Entra ID Misconfigurations to Bypass MFA

NetSpi Technical

These credentials can be brute forced through password sprays, found in online dumps, or obtained through social engineering. Find more stories like these in our Azure Pentesting eBook. The post Abusing Entra ID Misconfigurations to Bypass MFA appeared first on NetSPI.