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Information security
fromWIRED
2 days ago

A New Attack Lets Hackers Steal 2-Factor Authentication Codes From Android Phones

Pixnapping enables a permissionless Android app to read other apps' on-screen sensitive data, stealing 2FA codes and messages in under 30 seconds.
#android-security
fromIT Pro
3 days ago
Information security

This new Android attack could let hackers swipe 2FA codes and snoop on private messages - 'Pixnapping' affects Samsung and Google smartphones, but experts warn more could be at risk

fromIT Pro
3 days ago
Information security

This new Android attack could let hackers swipe 2FA codes and snoop on private messages - 'Pixnapping' affects Samsung and Google smartphones, but experts warn more could be at risk

Cryptocurrency
fromcointelegraph.com
1 week ago

Crypto safety 2025: 7 easy ways to avoid hacks and scams

Everyday phishing, malicious approvals, and SIM swaps cause most crypto thefts; phishing-resistant 2FA, careful signing, wallet separation, clean devices, and recovery plans greatly reduce risk.
#npm
#data-breach
Mobile UX
fromRubyflow
2 months ago

OTP Input field with StimulusJS

Building a configurable OTP input with Stimulus enhances security features and improves user experience.
Privacy technologies
fromZDNET
4 months ago

Why SMS two-factor authentication codes aren't safe and what to use instead

Text-based two-factor authentication codes are handled by potentially unreliable third-party services, raising security concerns.
Digital life
fromZDNET
4 months ago

How to get 2FA codes on your desktop when your phone is MIA

Desktop two-factor authentication (2FA) apps provide convenience by allowing users to retrieve authentication codes without needing their phone.
Using desktop-based 2FA apps enhances security while improving user experience.
#steam
fromVG247
5 months ago
Privacy technologies

You should probably change your Steam password: data from over 89 million Steam users is reportedly on the dark web following a vendor breach

Privacy technologies
fromVG247
5 months ago

You should probably change your Steam password: data from over 89 million Steam users is reportedly on the dark web following a vendor breach

Steam faces a significant data breach affecting 89 million user credentials.
#cybersecurity
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