2FA phishing
A new hashtag#attack technique on the rise: 2FA phishing.
Learn how it works: How do attackers try to get around multi-factor authentication?

A new hashtag#attack technique on the rise: 2FA phishing.
Learn how it works: How do attackers try to get around multi-factor authentication?

πΈ How good are you at recognising AI-generated people? β Would you be sceptical if the person tried to connect with you on LinkedIn, for example? You can test yourself on these two sites: π Which Face Is Real?π thispersondoesnotexist.com
There was an interesting article published about Bing’s AI chat bot using a LLM (Large Language Model) this weekend in the New York Times. A clear recommendation for reading:Why a Conversation With Bingβs Chatbot Left Me Deeply Unsettled – The New York Times
New MS Exchange zero-day: https://www.bsi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Cybersicherheitswarnungen/DE/2022/2022-258168-1032.html
Enjoy the Easter weekend!If you haven’t done yet, this weekend could be an opportunity to update your passwords / authentication methods. Remember those 3 basic measures:
Be careful, what you post in your social media profile! Unfortunately, this is valuable input for a potential attacker. Especially the layout of the ID is interesting, in this case even with a valid ID… π In best case, the processes are designed in a way, that only this information will not lead to anything…
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…