
Data Breaches
Password Hygiene Checklist: 20 Checks for Secure Credential Management
Most credential theft occurs not through complex cracking but via reused passwords and unsecured local storage on compromised endpoints.
Everything Packet Tribune has reported about multi-factor authentication: 3 stories, newest first. Part of our Malware & Ransomware coverage.

Most credential theft occurs not through complex cracking but via reused passwords and unsecured local storage on compromised endpoints.

Multi-factor authentication stops credential theft but fails if the attacker steals the second factor through session hijacking or SIM swapping attacks.

Blocking execution is more effective than scanning files, as modern banking trojans bypass signature checks by hiding their intent until runtime.