How Does Password Spraying Work?
Attackers repeatedly attempt to compromise password-only accounts, especially internet-exposed services. They’ll use a list of common usernames and passwords in hopes of finding a match. Then they will “hope and spray” millions of passwords to try to find one that works.
How Can an Organization Start to Prepare for a Passwordless World?
Start by putting two-factor authentication in place. That will require you to set up the necessary infrastructures and learn more about passwordless authentication. You can also learn about industry-standard services such as the trusted platform module and FIDO, which offer strategies for replacing passwords.
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What is a Passkey and How Does It Work?
A passkey is typically a PIN that’s part of public-private key cryptography. It’s a private key that unlocks an account secured by a public key. A public key cryptographically linked to the private key is then verified, providing secure, passwordless authentication.
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