Google Authenticator

Juice Jacking Debunked, Photographer vs. AI Dataset, Google Authenticator Risks

Juice Jacking Debunked, Photographer vs. AI Dataset, Google Authenticator Risks

| | AI, Cloud Sync, copyright, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, data protection, Datasets, Digital Privacy, Episodes, FBI, Google Authenticator, Information Security, Infosec, Juice jacking, Photography, Podcast, Podcasts, Privacy, Public Charging Stations, security, technology, two factor authentication, Weekly Edition
In this episode we debunk the fearmongering surrounding “juice jacking,” a cyber attack where attackers steal data from devices that are charging via USB ports. Next, we dive into a case where ...
Shared Security Podcast
FINALLY! Google Makes 2FA App Useable — BUT There’s a Catch

FINALLY! Google Makes 2FA App Useable — BUT There’s a Catch

| | 2fa, 2FA apps, 2FA Authenticator, 2FA Flaws, 2FA/MFA, Google Authenticator, Google authenticator app, iam, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), OTP, SB Blogwatch, two-factor-authentication.2fa
2FA OTP ASAP? Google Authenticator app now syncs your secrets: No stress if you break your phone ...
Security Boulevard
Instagram’s New Security Tools are a Welcome Step, But Not Enough

Instagram’s New Security Tools are a Welcome Step, But Not Enough

| | Authy, Duo, facebook, Google Authenticator, Google Voice, Instagram, Security Tools, SIM swap, T-Mobile, two factor authentication, twofactorauth.org
Instagram users should soon have more secure options for protecting their accounts against Internet bad guys. On Tuesday, the Facebook-owned social network said it is in the process of rolling out support ...
Krebs on Security
Reddit Breach Highlights Limits of SMS-Based Authentication

Reddit Breach Highlights Limits of SMS-Based Authentication

| | Authy, Data breaches, google, Google Authenticator, number port-out scams, Reddit breach, Security Keys, Security Tools, TOTP, twofactorauth.org, Yubico
Reddit.com today disclosed that a data breach exposed some internal data, as well as email addresses and passwords for some Reddit users. As Web site breaches go, this one doesn't seem too ...
Krebs on Security