Why watch?
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a crucial security measure, but did you know it can also be exploited by cybercriminals? While we rely on MFA to keep our accounts safe, attackers have found a way to turn our trust in this system against us.
MFA fatigue, also known as MFA bombing or MFA spamming, is a rising cybersecurity threat where hackers flood victims with authentication requests, hoping they’ll approve one out of sheer frustration. And in a fast-paced world where we instinctively tap “approve” to get on with our day, it’s a trick that’s working alarmingly well.
So, how do we defend against it? In this episode of Thinking Tech, learn how to stay ahead of the threats and strengthen your authentication process without compromising convenience. Watch now!
What you’ll learn:
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How MFA, designed to enhance security, is now a target for attackers
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The psychology behind MFA fatigue and why it works
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Real-world attacks, like the Uber breach, and what we can learn from them
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Practical strategies to safeguard yourself and your organization
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The role of user awareness and technical controls in stopping MFA fatigue attacks
