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Two-Step Verification or Two Factor: 90% Don’t Use it to Protect Gmail
Less than 10 percent of active Google accounts use two-step verification (2SV) to secure access to their services, like Gmail. While experts commonly favor using two-factor authentication or password managers, these tools are virtually absent from the security posture of regular users.
Phishing Campaign Targets U.S. Senators & Political Organizations
Pawn Storm (aka Fancy Bear) has been attempting to phish webmail accounts for many years now, targeting U.S. senators and political organizations across the world, according to a recent Trend Micro report.
Understanding Bluetooth Security
When it comes to Internet of Things (IoT) security research, you may run into roadblocks examining Bluetooth pairing and encryption between older devices and new ones - this blog post explains what you need to know to overcome them.
Examining Personal Protection Devices: Hardware and Firmware Research Methodology in Action
In a technical paper released today, Duo Labs details research into two personal protection devices based on ARM Cortex M microcontrollers. These devices allow wearers to notify people of their well-being.
What You Need to Know About Complying With GDPR
Have questions about the E.U.'s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)? Get non-scary advice on the basics of complying, and what you need to do to protect your organization.
Malicious Chrome Extensions Steal Passwords & CPU Power
A number of recent malicious Google Chrome extensions that steal user data and CPU have slipped into the Chrome Web Store, disguised as ad blockers, security tools and URL shorteners. Users beware of shady extensions in the Chrome Web Store...
Protecting Against Bad Rabbit Ransomware Infection
A new severe variation of the Not-Petya ransomware has infected mainly Russian users - here’s how it spreads and how to protect against it.
SSH Key Exposure: Lapses in Server Access Security
The exposure of SSH keys to public websites or code repositories can result in unauthorized admin access to your servers and systems.
Bluetooth Hacking Tools Comparison
The Duo Labs security research team compares the features and capabilities of several Bluetooth scanners and software to best assist you in your security and IoT research.
Explaining KRACK: A Critical Attack Affecting A Wi-Fi Security Protocol
Learn about KRACK (key reinstallation attacks), the serious WPA2 vulnerabilities and how it impacts authentication and certain platforms, plus caveats on how the attack can work in the real world.
Evasive Brute-Force Attacks Target Office 365 Accounts
There’s a new sneaky brute-force attack targeting unprotected enterprise Office 365 accounts, including those in the manufacturing, financial services, healthcare industries.
New York Cybersecurity Regulations in Effect for Financial Services
New York-based banks, insurance companies and other financial services must comply with finalized cybersecurity regulations - here’s a summary of the mandatory provisions and components of a cybersecurity program.
An Analysis of BlueBorne: Bluetooth Security Risks
Cut through the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt) with a Duo Labs analysis of the recent series of Bluetooth vulnerabilities known as BlueBorne - and get our mitigation recommendations on how to keep your devices safe.
Securing Access to Data Stored in Amazon S3 Buckets
There have been countless examples of misconfigured access to Amazon S3 buckets containing massive amounts of sensitive data - here’s how you can configure granular access policies and use MFA to protect your data in the cloud.
Cloud Auth - Are You Doing Enough?
What does it take to secure your cloud applications and data? Technology today has made it possible to require stronger authentication controls for access to business-critical applications.