Security News
Popular social news aggregation and discussion website Reddit has suffered a breach. The attacker broke into some of its systems and got access to some user data, but did not manage to modify any...
Email addresses, hashed passwords, and other details from mid-2000s era swiped In a Wednesday mea culpa, Reddit – the online chat board that got a little out of hand and became the sixth most...
Plus: Appetite for internal pen-testing appears to be growing Few companies bother to secure employee accounts with simple protections like two-factor authentication (2FA) and lockouts, an...
A new product launched by Proofpoint works to address a novel Office 365 attack vector that works even if single sign on or multi-factor authentication are enabled.
Usernames, email addresses, and social media tokens for 21 million users breached, with 4.7 million phone numbers scooped up in the process.
The Pixelbook's power button is a 2FA token, which is great, and almost nobody noticed, which isn't.
Thankfully, since we first reported on it, eBay has binned its cumbersome 2FA procedure and replaced it a much easier process.
Facebook has good news for users who wish to secure their accounts with two-factor authentication but aren’t comfortable sharing their phone number with the social network: there’s now an option...
Mozilla is rolling out support for two-factor (or two-step) authentication for anyone who has a Firefox account.
One more excuse for not using 2FA bites the dust.