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How to Protect Your Accounts with Multi-Factor Authentication

Duo's Security Blog

Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) protects your environment by guarding against password weaknesses with strong authentication methods. In our last blog, we discussed using strong passwords and a password manager to provide better defense at the first layer of the authentication process. Those exploits continue to this day.

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Cisco Duo Enhances Epic Mobile Apps Security

Duo's Security Blog

Epic’s new flagship EPCS healthcare management mobile apps Haiku and Canto integrate with Cisco Duo to provide multi-factor authentication (MFA). The challenge According to a recent study by ESG , sponsored by Duo, “76% of organizations have experienced multiple account compromises over the past year.” Summary

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Microsoft announces passwordless authentication for consumer accounts

Security Affairs

Microsoft announced that users can access their consumer accounts without providing passwords and using more secure authentication methods. Microsoft says the feature will be rolled out over the coming weeks, it already provides passwordless methods to enterprise users since March 2021, and plans to roll out it for Azure AD accounts.

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Patch now! Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile Authentication vulnerability used in the wild

Malwarebytes

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added one new vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog affecting Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile, based on evidence of active exploitation. Ivanti has made a patch available for supported version 11.4 releases 11.10, 11.9

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GUEST ESSAY: Why it’s high time for us to rely primarily on passwordless authentication

The Last Watchdog

Not only are passwords vulnerable to brute force attacks, but they can also be easily forgotten and reused across multiple accounts. The next big thing is passwordless authentication. First and foremost, most solutions rely on connected devices like mobile phones to authenticate users. They are simply not good enough.

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T-Mobile spills billing information to other customers

Malwarebytes

Some T-Mobile customers logged into their accounts on Wednesday to find another customer’s billing and account information showing on their online dashboards. T-Mobile denied there was an attack, but confirmed there had been a data leak. “There was no cyberattack or breach at T-Mobile. .

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Data leak exposes users of car-sharing service Blink Mobility

Security Affairs

More than 22,000 users of Blink Mobility should take the necessary steps to protect themselves against the risk of identity theft. Los Angeles-based electric car-sharing provider Blink Mobility left a misconfigured MongoDB database open to the public. In the wrong hands, this data can be exploited for financial gain.

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