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Posted On: 12/15/2018 12:01:21 PM
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Just ran across an interesting article--interested to hear all of your guys' thoughts on this:
https://arstechnica.com/information-technolog...and-gmail/
Basically, phishing emails originating from the Iranian government were able to circumvent 2fa protections. Not much detail in the article on how this was accomplished exactly, but sounds like a keylogger was used in conjunction with the Phish to gain the credentials needed to bypass the authentication. If that's the case, then sure there's a company that specializes not only in 2fa/mfa, but anti-keylogging as well to fully protect their clients? Seems like such a company would be in a great position to solve this worldwide problem... And profit greatly.... Hmmm, who do we know with such a products?
Oh yeah, and we who owns the patents too...??
Friends, we are entering into the next phase, and it's going to be one hell of a ride. Get on board $SFOR now if you're not, because .016 will be far in the rearview soon!
Just my opinion and my take on the article.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technolog...and-gmail/
Basically, phishing emails originating from the Iranian government were able to circumvent 2fa protections. Not much detail in the article on how this was accomplished exactly, but sounds like a keylogger was used in conjunction with the Phish to gain the credentials needed to bypass the authentication. If that's the case, then sure there's a company that specializes not only in 2fa/mfa, but anti-keylogging as well to fully protect their clients? Seems like such a company would be in a great position to solve this worldwide problem... And profit greatly.... Hmmm, who do we know with such a products?
Oh yeah, and we who owns the patents too...??
Friends, we are entering into the next phase, and it's going to be one hell of a ride. Get on board $SFOR now if you're not, because .016 will be far in the rearview soon!
Just my opinion and my take on the article.
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