Multi-factor (MFA) authentication can boost account security, but you should be on the lookout for malicious prompts that give bad actors the codes they need to log in easily.

From FedNow to Venmo, banks are tapping QR codes for speed and security. Scammers are also exploiting the blind trust they elicit.

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A hacking collective calling itself "Scattered LapSus Hunters," has threatened to leak Google databases unless the company sacks two senior employees. Whilst the group has yet to provide any evidence ...

This is where we design the systems, the "making ciphers" part. It’s about creating methods to scramble information so it’s ...

SMS-based multifactor authentication is now so badly compromised that it has become a major vector for fraud. But there's a ...

As previewed last year, Google Messages is beginning to roll out QR code-based key verification to confirm that you’re “communicating with the person you intend to.” Once available, open a ...

Forgery has long shadowed the law. Courts once contended with altered signatures, doctored invoices, and counterfeit stamps; the methods were ...

Hush Security was created to address these exact problems. Instead of trying to make key management slightly better, it eliminates static keys entirely. Its platform replaces long-lived credentials ...

Attendees watch as the BYUtv documentary “HIGHER ed: The Power of Faith-Inspired Learning” is screened during the American Council on Education’s Commission on Faith-Based Colleges and Universities ...