Multi-factor authentication is a great way to keep cybercriminals at bay, but some are apparently getting pretty good at bypassing this type of protection by stealing application and browser session ...

Question: What is session fixation and how can I protect my users from it? Session fixation is a vulnerability caused by incorrectly handling user sessions in a Web application. A user’s session is ...

When the malware group Lapsus$ needed to gain access to systems compromised in recent breaches, it not only searched for passwords but also for the session tokens — that is, cookies — used to ...

We have already seen what an Internet Cookie is and the different types of Internet Cookies. While Cookies are required for the proper rendering of web pages, there are some cookies, which you may ...

Attackers could exploit two key authentication cookies used by Azure Entra ID to bypass MFA and hijack legitimate user sessions — thus gaining persistent access to Entra ID-protected resources in ...

Mohammedia – Two-factor authentication has long been sold as a strong safety net for online accounts. The idea is simple: even if someone steals your password, they still can’t log in without a second ...

Update, Dec. 03, 2024: This story, originally published Dec. 02, now updated to reflect the 2FA-bypass security threat beyond Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The busiest period of online shopping, ...

The FBI Atlanta warns that cyber criminals are using session cookies to hijack Internet accounts. A new web standard is intended to remedy the situation. The FBI Atlanta recently issued a warning that ...

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