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Password Managers Under Attack, Shady Reward Apps on Google Play, Meta Account Center 2FA Bypass

Security Boulevard

The attacks on password managers and their users continue as Bitwarden and 1Password users have reported seeing paid ads for phishing sites in Google search results for the official login page of the password management vendors.

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Bitwarden vs 1Password: Compare Top Password Managers

eSecurity Planet

The average internet user has somewhere around 100 accounts, according to NordPass research, meaning they have to track 100 different passwords or risk using the same one over and over. 1Password is a popular business password manager that encrypts data both at rest and in transit. Bitwarden Overview. 1Password Overview.

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Data Privacy Day: Securing your data with a password manager

IT Security Guru

Darren Guccione, CEO and Co-founder of Keeper Security, has offered up some tips to best secure your online accounts and stay safe on the internet. Improving your password habits: Do not use any combination of characters that is easy to guess. Recognisable keystroke patterns or short passwords should also be avoided.

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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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AutoSpill attack steals credentials from Android password managers

Bleeping Computer

Security researchers developed a new attack, which they named AutoSpill, to steal account credentials on Android during the autofill operation. [.]

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ROUNDTABLE: Why T-Mobile’s latest huge data breach could fuel attacks directed at mobile devices

The Last Watchdog

At the start of this week, word got out that hackers claimed to have seized personal data for as many as 100 million T-Mobile patrons. According to the attackers, this was a configuration issue on an access point T-Mobile used for testing. T-Mobile left a gate left wide open for attackers – and attackers just had to find the gate.”.

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How to Protect Your Accounts with Multi-Factor Authentication

Duo's Security Blog

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. Multi-factor authentication is something many of us encounter in our online lives in conjunction with passwords. We know that passwords don’t work.