Two-factor authentication
Start to annoy hackers today by using two-factor authentication (2FA)!
Start to annoy hackers today by using two-factor authentication (2FA)!
This was my start into the new week this morning! 🌞🚴 This week I’m at one of our customers laboratories. Certain tests with OT components require physical presence and can’t be done remotely – which is a difference to a lot of IT environments.
👩🎓 Learn another security term this Wednesday: What is an exploit?
This is actually a very interesting attack vector described in this post:As an attacker place a Google Ad for a keyword, which will be mapped to accidentally pasted unprotected Dropbox links (I’m sure, this will also work with other cloud providers) and see what you will get… LinkedIn Post
What’s the state of your password security? Do you consider the length and complexity and don’t use the same password for multiple services? Post | LinkedIn
Maximilian Hedrich – Post | LinkedIn An example of what AI already is able to deliver today. We will need to deal with the issue of authenticity of voice and video in a AI driven future in a different way, than we did up to now. It’s not a question of “Will this technology be…
Today you can learn about 3 types of two-factor authentication (2FA).