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NIST Password Guidelines 2021: Challenging Traditional Password Management

In 2017, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released NIST Special Publication 800-63B Digital Identity Guidelines to help organizations properly comprehend and address risk as it relates to password management on the part of end users. Nearly every year since, NIST has undertaken to update or underscore these guidelines as security experts continue […]

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Assessing the risk of compromised credentials

Assessing The Risk of Compromised Credentials to The Enterprise Businesses today face an abundance of organizational risk. These come in the form of creating the business model itself, dealing with third parties, managing vendors and partners, monitoring internal and external fiscal fraud, exercising premise security, and the like. In the 21st century, no greater risk […]

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Why Common IAM Solutions for Identity-based Attacks Aren’t Really Working?

by Stan Bounev and Chris Olive When faced with the problem of data being open to all users on an early, 1960’s mainframe computer, Fernando “Corby” Corbato rather nonchalantly assigned passwords to protect user private data, and the concept of the computer password was born. Fast forward to today, and no one ever would have […]

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Why MyVC is a better choice than HIBP for checking leaked passwords

HIBP (haveibeenpwned.com) is a well-known website which allows people to check if any of their online accounts have been compromised in previous data breaches. You provide an email address and it will tell you in which data breaches this email address has been found (Figure 1). Nice and easy, right? There are two major issues […]

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DATA GOLD MINE – THE YAHOO BREACH (Again)

“The revelation of Yahoo’s latest hack underscores what many Americans have known for years: All those emails, photos and other personal files stored online can easily be stolen, and there’s little anyone can do about it.” The only saving grace is that the attackers apparently did not exploit the information for fraud. But their true […]

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