Part one of this two-part article series examines password spray, credential stuffing, and man-in-the-middle attacks and techniques and tools for mitigation
What are the most prominent identity-based attacks and how are they carried out? And how can security teams leverage identity technologies to mitigate those attacks and reduce their organizational risk?
A survey by ProtonVPN found that social media sites were the most common website type to suffer a data breach, followed by gaming and technology websites.
Despite advancements in cybersecurity practices, compromised passwords remain responsible for the vast majority of data breaches today. Using zero knowledge password proof (ZKPP) may help organizational password security.
Stolen credentials and orphaned accounts can be abused to perform all manner of malicious activity online. Security professionals can enact many strategies to combat this situation.
Make your list and check it twice: by prioritizing authentication, eliminating passwords, deploying MFA and focusing on user experience, retail enterprise security leaders can ensure that hackers only get a lump of coal in their stockings.
Compromised passwords led to many data breaches in 2021, a record-breaking year for cyber vulnerabilities. Dashlane compiled the sixth annual "Worst Password Offenders" list, which highlights high-profile cyber incidents.