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Hundreds of Millions of Facebook Users’ Passwords Saved in Plain Text

By CertX March 22, 2019March 29, 2019
Authentication

Facebook acknowledged to have saved hundreds of millions of Facebook users’ passwords in plain text. This includes the users of Facebook Lite passwords, Facebook passwords, and Instagram passwords.

Google Announces New Tools To Secure User Accounts

By CertX February 8, 2019
Authentication

Google is coming up with two new tools to support the users to identify if their username and password of accounts have been compromised to tally with Safer Internet Day. The Google research was announced to present that many individuals still use passwords again. The new tools are created to Continue Reading

Analysts Observe ‘Authentication Weakness’ in Device Enrollment Program of Apple

By CertX September 28, 2018
Authentication

Analysts from Duo Security have identified a flaw which is called an Authentication Weakness in Device Enrollment Program of Apple. The vulnerability was stated to Apple this May 2018. It is not believed to be a main bug, however, it could possibly have severe results. It has asked from Apple Continue Reading

REDDIT Introduces Sitewide 2-factor Authentication System For All Users

By CertX January 26, 2018January 26, 2018
Authentication

Reddit is setting up 2-factor authentication for more than 234 million unique users for their account(s). Social news aggregator Reddit has been known as one of the top ten most famous websites in the world, having over 540 million monthly visitors. Anyone can peruse its content without opening an account Continue Reading

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