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fromTheregister
4 days ago

PACER buckles under MFA rollout, causing support delays

LA lawyer Rob Freund shared an email via X showing that users are being told to avoid enrolling in the platform's MFA program until they are prompted to do so via email. PACER also told users to steer clear of the helplines to ease the burden on staff. "We ask that only users who receive a prompt to enroll in MFA when they log in should do so," the email reads. "If you do not receive an MFA enrollment prompt, no action is necessary. Please do not contact the [PACER Service Center] with questions about MFA until you are required to enroll. This ensures support is available for those who need it."
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fromHackernoon
4 months ago
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Session Hijacking Is Maturing. What Proactive Measures Can Secure Active Sessions? | HackerNoon

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fromSecuritymagazine
3 months ago

Better Together: How MFA and Strong Password Practices Can Help Bolster Security

Relying solely on MFA is inadequate against sophisticated cyber threats, highlighting the importance of understanding and addressing human vulnerabilities.
fromHackernoon
4 months ago
Privacy technologies

Session Hijacking Is Maturing. What Proactive Measures Can Secure Active Sessions? | HackerNoon

fromBleepingComputer
2 months ago

Overcoming Technical Barriers in Desktop and Application Virtualization

Virtualized environments are prime targets for cyberattacks due to their centralized nature and the potential vulnerabilities inherent in remote access protocols. Common Security Risks in Virtualization include credential-based attacks and exposure of RDP ports.
Remote teams
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fromZDNET
2 months ago

Microsoft Authenticator won't manage your passwords anymore - here's why and what's next

Microsoft Authenticator will no longer support password management features beginning June, with full retirement by August.
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fromTechzine Global
2 months ago

AWS hits a big milestone: 100% MFA for root users

AWS mandated multi-factor authentication (MFA) for root access accounts in 2023, enhancing security in cloud environments.
MFA significantly boosts security but isn't infallible; additional measures are necessary to combat sophisticated attacks.
fromTheregister
2 months ago

AWS enforces MFA across 100% of root users: re:Inforce

For anyone who still has doubts about MFA: just ask Snowflake CISO Brad Jones, who last year saw more than 160 of his customers' accounts compromised using stolen credentials. None of these had MFA enabled, and this safeguard likely would have prevented the intruders from accessing the customers' databases.
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