Engadget -
11 Jan 2024 21:00

Credential stuffing, or using compromised login information to take over accounts, has been around as long as we've used passwords to secure our accounts. But, perhaps in part because it's gotten easier for hackers to perform this type of attack, credential stuffing made headlines in recent months. Look at the 23andMe breach affecting nearly 7 million users. While not every account was compromised via credential stuffing, it was how the hackers initially got in, and then they used a social featu...
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