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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. What is MFA?

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GUEST ESSAY: Everything you should know about the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of AI chatbots

The Last Watchdog

In e-commerce, it facilitates smooth product inquiries and order tracking. In customer support, it seamlessly integrates with Microsoft’s ecosystem for enhanced productivity. Authentication and authorization vulnerabilities: Weak authentication methods and compromised access tokens can provide unauthorized access.

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EvilProxy used in massive cloud account takeover scheme

Security Affairs

. “Threat actors utilized EvilProxy – a phishing tool based on a reverse proxy architecture, which allows attackers to steal MFA-protected credentials and session cookies.” EvilProxy actors use Reverse Proxy and Cookie Injection methods to bypass 2FA authentication – proxyfying victim’s session.

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What Are Passkeys?

Duo's Security Blog

Before we can discuss passkeys, we need to lay some groundwork and discuss authentication, Passwordless and WebAuthn. What is authentication? Authentication is the process of verifying your online identity. We added multi-factor authentication (MFA) – something you know and something you have or are.

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P@ssW0rdsR@N0T_FUN!

Duo's Security Blog

Enabling multi-factor authentication 3. Past When the use of passwords began, they were a “good enough” method to control user access to digital systems. To be clear, that doesn’t mean eliminating authentication, rather upgrading it by an order of magnitude. Using strong passwords and a password manager 2.

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Don’t Bet on Passwords: Using MFA to Make Insuring Your Security Less of a Gamble

Duo's Security Blog

A password manager can go a long way in helping to simplify that process, but multi-factor authentication (MFA) security can help even more. Our experts will discuss the risks posed by passwords, what cyber insurers require to protect organizations, and how MFA can meet both of those needs.

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Why TOTP Won’t Cut It (And What to Consider Instead)

NetSpi Technical

In this article we’ll explore security risks of TOTP and an alternative 2FA method to increase security. Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP) Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP) is a common two-factor authentication (2FA) mechanism used across the internet. This method is often used in places where 2FA is an afterthought.