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World Economic Forum (WEF) Report Emphasizes Passwordless Authentication Amidst COVID-19

April 7, 2020April 7, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 280 Views 0 Comments authentication, Authenticator, biometric authentication, biometric authentication system, breached passwords, Common passwords, Cyber attack, cybersecurity, data breach, Data Leak, Hacking passwords, password, password authentication, password bypass, password hackers, password leak, password reset, password vulnerability, passwordless authentication, secure password, static password flaw, Two-Factor Authentication, user authentication, weak password, Web Authentication, World Economic Forum

From large scale breaches to mere credential stuffing, passwords have always remained on the hitlist of cybercriminals. From two-factor to

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Cisco Addressed Multiple High-Risk Vulnerabilities In SD-WAN Solution

March 22, 2020March 22, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 708 Views arbitrary code execution, arbitrary commands, bug, cisco, cisco patches, Cisco SD-WAN Solution, command injection, flaw, local privilege escalation, Privilege Escalation, SD-WAN Solution, SD-WAN Solution vulnerability, unauthenticated access, unauthorised remote access cisco, user authentication, vulnerability

Cisco recently rolled- out fixes for multiple security vulnerabilities in SD-WAN Solution. These include high severity flaws that could allow

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‘SurfingAttack’ Uses Ultrasonic Waves to Activate Siri/Google And Take Over Mobile Devices

March 2, 2020March 2, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1019 Views android smartphone, apple iphone, Apple Siri, Apple voice assistant, arbitrary commands, audio injection, authentication, bypass iphone lock, Command, command injection, flaw, google assistant, hack iphone, hacking iphone x, hacking voice assistant, Huawei, Huawei smartphones, iphone, iPhone 10, iphone 5, iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, Motorolla, samsung, samsung galaxy s7, Samsung S9, siri, smart assistant, smart car, smart devices, smart home devices, smart homes, smartphone, Smartphones, user authentication, voice command injection, voice injection, Xiaomi

A few years ago, we previously heard of DolphinAttack targeting voice assistants to hack smartphones and other devices. Now, researchers

Cisco patched Static Password Vulnerability

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Cisco Patch Static Password Vulnerability In Smart Software Manager

February 24, 2020February 24, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1017 Views bug, cisco, Cisco critical vulnerability, cisco patches, Cisco Smart Software Manager, Cisco SSM, flaw, remote code execution, static password flaw, unauthenticated access, unauthorised remote access cisco, user authentication, vulnerability

Cisco have recently disclosed a security flaw in one of their products that could have serious consequences. As revealed, a

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Cisco Patched Critical Bug In Firepower Management Center

January 27, 2020January 27, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 885 Views arbitrary code execution, authentication bypass, bug, cisco, Cisco critical vulnerability, Cisco Firepower Management Center, Cisco FMC, cisco patches, flaw, remote code execution, unauthenticated access, unauthorised remote access cisco, user authentication, vulnerability

Cisco have recently fixed numerous security bugs in multiple products. These also include a critical security fix in Cisco Firepower

PayPal bug

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Bug Hunter Nets $15K Bounty For Discovering Exposed User Credentials in Paypal

January 13, 2020January 13, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1334 Views access token, authentication, bug, captcha, CSRF, CSRF flaws, CSRF vulnerabilities, flaw, Google recaptcha, hacking paypal account, paypal, PayPal verification, paypal vulnerability, paypal vulnerability found, recaptcha, user authentication, vulnerability

PayPal has confirmed a bug in its website that could expose users’ email addresses and passwords. Considering the seriousness of

Twitter bug allowed cached files storage

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Twitter Users Finally Offered 2FA Account Security Options Other Than SMS

November 24, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 2405 Views 2 factor authentications, 2fa, 2factor authentication, authentication, authentication bypass, password authentication, security key usb, Security Keys, twitter, Twitter 2FA, Twitter 2FA security key, twitter account, twitter accounts, Twitter ad targeting, twitter exploit, Twitter removes SMS-based 2FA, Twitter tests phone number removal, Two-Factor Authentication, user authentication

Twitter has recently announced a major update in their system that may bring a sigh of relief for some users.

LightCommands

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New Attack Strategy Against Smart Assistants Dubbed ‘LightCommands’

November 10, 2019November 10, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 2267 Views Alexa, Alexa hacking, Apple Siri, Apple voice assistant, arbitrary commands, audio injection, authentication, Command, command injection, Facebook Portal, flaw, google assistant, hacking voice assistant, light-based audio, LightCommands, LightCommands attacks, MEMS microphone, siri, smart assistant, smart car, smart devices, smart home devices, smart homes, user authentication, voice command injection, voice injection, vulnerability

Researchers have come up with a new attack strategy against smart assistants. These attacks threaten all devices featuring voice assistants.

Xiaomi pet feeders vulnerability

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Security Vulnerability Discovered in Xiaomi Pet Feeders

October 31, 2019March 6, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 5437 Views authentication, bug, Bugs, flaw, FurryTail, information, Internet of Things, IoT, iOT hack, iot security, IoT Vulnerabilities, Remote, remote access, remote attacks, robots, Smart, smart devices, smart feeders, smart home devices, Smart home devices privacy and data, smart pet feeders, unauthorised remote access hacked, user authentication, vulnerabilities, vulnerability, Xiaomi, Xiaomi FurryTail, Xiaomi FurryTail pet feeders, Xiaomi FurryTail smart feeders, Xiaomi FurryTail smart feeders flaw, Xiaomi smart feeders, Xiaomi smart pet feeders

While each passing day makes the internet-of-things more popular, it also makes it more likely to exhibit security bugs. Earlier

USB-C Titan Security Keys

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Google Just Launched Latest USB-C Titan Security Keys

October 16, 2019October 16, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 5098 Views 2 factor authentications, 2factor authentication, account verification, authentication, bluetooth, cybersecurity, employee security, FIDO security key, gmail, Google, google key, Google Titan Security Key, Google Titan USB-C Security Key, google usb authentication, google usb password, google usb two factor, google usb unlock, google usb unlocker, Key, password authentication, phishing, phishing attack, Phishing Scam, Security, security key unlocker, security key usb, Security Keys, Titan USB-C Security Key, two step verification, Two-Factor Authentication, unlock computer with USB, USB-C Security Key, user authentication

Security keys are designed to save users from the burden of remembering passwords, with the added benefit of mitigating the spoils

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