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This article from Unit 42 explores a novel attack surface called 'Pass the Passkey' in passwordless authentication. It highlights how implementation gaps, specifically when relying parties fail to validate the User Verified flag, can reduce multi-factor authentication to a single factor, compromising security.
This article explores how gaps in passkey implementation can undermine security when relying parties fail to validate the User Verified flag. This oversight reduces multi-factor authentication to a single factor, creating a novel attack surface in passwordless authentication.
Tenable spent 30 days running frontier AI models against its own code, finding that the AI could build working exploits to prove which flaws are genuinely dangerous. This shifts code security from ranking potential defects to focusing on confirmed, actionable findings, with the harness system being the key durable asset.
Tenable spent 30 days running frontier AI models against its own code, finding that the AI could build working exploits to prove which flaws are genuinely dangerous. This shifts code security from ranking potential defects to focusing on confirmed, actionable findings.
The Police National Legal Database confirmed a breach that exposed contact details of UK police officers, staff, and government partners on the dark web. While passwords were not compromised, the exposed names and work emails could enable convincing phishing attacks.
The Police National Legal Database confirmed a breach that exposed contact details of UK police officers, staff, and government partners on the dark web. While passwords were not compromised, the exposed names and work emails could enable convincing phishing attacks.