Credential stuffing is a cyberattack technique that uses stolen username-password pairs across multiple platforms, posing financial and operational risks. Passwordless authentication, which uses user-specific data or devices rather than passwords, offers a solution. This method eliminates password vulnerabilities, heightens security, reduces user dependency, and improves user experience. Additionally, strategies like Multi-Factor Authentication, activity monitoring, and rate limiting complement passwordless authentication to provide comprehensive protection against credential stuffing.
Even More Schedule 1 Mods Found to Contain Malware
The Schedule 1 modding community is facing a potential threat as more modifications have been discovered containing dangerous malware. Mods including “Just Enough Drugs” and
