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[unable to retrieve full-text content]What are passkeys and how do they work? Google’s new login explained  The Washington Post Source link

How do you sign into services? Because a newly disclosed Facebook exploit might change how you go about it in future… In an eye-opening blog post, security researcher Youssef Sammouda has revealed that chaining Gmail’s OAuth authentication code with vulnerabilities in Facebook enabled him to hijack Facebook accounts when users logged in with their Gmail credentials. Gmail has been SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Speaking to The Daily Swing,… Source link

Passwords are plagued with problems. Brett Pearce/CNET … Source link

Google has confirmed that it will be pushing forward, on an ‘automatic enrollment’ basis, with a bold security update for some 150 million users before the year-end. I am sure you are wondering if you will be among the chosen ones who get opted into using this powerful password shield and, if so, what exactly does this mean? Google flips the password security switch for millions The confirmation from Google came by way of an official safety and security blog posting this week. The… Source link

Once you log into Yahoo Mail on your device, the app will remember your username and password and keep you signed in.  If you want to log into multiple Yahoo Mail accounts on your phone, use the Y! icon to open the Manage Accounts option and add a new account.  If you have trouble logging in, try to recover your username and password. You can also try logging in with another browser… Source link

Last month’s oil pipeline ransomware incident that spurred fuel shortages/hoarding and a $4.4 payout to the attackers has apparently been traced back to an unused but still active VPN login. Mandiant exec Charles Carmakal told Bloomberg that their analysis of the attack found that the suspicious activity on Colonial Pipeline’s network started April 29th. While they couldn’t confirm exactly how the attackers got the login, there apparently isn’t any evidence of phishing techniques,… Source link

(Representational Image) of a Google internet balloon | Photo: Wikimedia Commons Text Size: A- A+ How do internet balloons work and do many countries use them? Google’s internet balloons are wireless Internet connectivity towers that float in the stratosphere. They beam Internet signals to earth-based stations, which then transmit the internet to users through internet service providers. These floating giant balloons are made… Source link