EDIT: switched to a different approach, keeping SecurityKey but dropping the browser hint. This still triggers 1P for me, if the yubikey behavior is unaffected then we should be good? This replaces t...

DEF CON 32 introduces a groundbreaking security key badge, allowing chip structure verification via infrared instead of 'trust me bro.' Plus, laser tag scores transmitted over LoRa! Hacker Summer Camp

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Need a security key for Windows login? Google's GCPW now supports FIDO2 keys and phone passkeys as a second factor.

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Active tracking of the TeamPCP supply chain campaign — 57 alleged victims, 19 countries, 4 confirmed attack vectors. Updated in real time.

This tutorial will show you how to create (add) or remove a passkey saved to a FIDO security key for your Microsoft account. Passkeys are a replacement for your password. With passkeys, you can...

A vulnerability was found in SiteServer SSCMS 7.4.0. Affected by this issue is some unknown functionality of the component Agent Installation Workflow. Performing a manipulation of the argument SecurityKey results in improper access controls. Remote exploitation of the attack is possible. The attack is considered to have high complexity. The …

The article discusses the integration of an innovative open-source chip into Defcon badges, designed to serve both as a physical security key and a programmable hardware module. Developed through collaboration between Defcon organizers and tech experts, the chip runs a Rust-based operating system with secure boot, a true random number generator, and resistive RAM (RRAM) to enhance security. It features a 350 MHz RISC-V processor, 2 MB of SRAM, and 4 MB of RRAM, positioning it on the edge of running Linux. The chip's dual functionality as a YubiKey-like security token and potential future use as a hardware security module (HSM) highlights its versatility. The open-source nature invites Defcon attendees to test, hack, and improve the design, ensuring robust security through community scrutiny. While the chip is estimated to withstand attacks costing tens of thousands of dollars, advanced adversaries with substantial resources could potentially breach it. The article emphasizes the balance between innovation and security, showcasing how the chip's features, such as RRAM, complicate data extraction compared to traditional flash memory. This development underscores the intersection of cybersecurity, open-source hardware, and community-driven technology advancement.

Forget passwords. A physical key is your best bet against phishing.

By November 10, we’re asking all accounts that use a security key as their two factor authentication (2FA) method to re-enroll their key to continue accessing X. You can re-enroll your existing securi...

Yubico Support: Summary A vulnerability was discovered in Infineon’s cryptographic library, which is utilized in YubiKey 5 Series, and Security Key Series with firmware prior to 5.7.0 and YubiHSM...

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Discover the best Security Key for multi-factor authentication in our comprehensive guide. Enhance your digital safety with the right Security Key.

In dotnet/runtime there was a report that RSA was not behaving as expected. The issue amounted to using an instance of RSA to RsaSecurityKey, which resulted in the RSA instance being put in InMemor...

Brien Posey provides a step-by-step overview of what is involved in setting AWS up to use a security key, or passkey.