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Tag: Second factor

The Reddit incident or how to move beyond 2FA

Posted on August 9, 2018March 11, 2023 by 0xdeaddood

In mid-June, an attacker broke into a few of Redditโ€™s systems and managed to access some user data using compromised employee accounts. It could be another data breach, but it’s not. Why? The compromised accounts were protected by SMS-based 2FA. Is basic two-factor authentication no longer enough?

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Bypass Two-Factor Authentication using real-time phishing

Posted on April 4, 2018March 11, 2023 by 0xdeaddood

For some time, websites that used 2FA reported a significant drop in phishing attacks. However, as soon as new security technologies emerge, new techniques arise to exploit them. Real-time phishing is a tactic that allows scammers to bypass 2FA. How do they do it?

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