
Push-bombing: when the MFA prompt is the attack
Three clients in a fortnight have had staff approve a sign-in they did not start, because the phone would not stop buzzing. Here is what it looks like and the one setting that ends it.
Short, specific warnings about things we are seeing in the wild, and what to do about them this week.

Three clients in a fortnight have had staff approve a sign-in they did not start, because the phone would not stop buzzing. Here is what it looks like and the one setting that ends it.
During assessments this quarter, one office in five had a multifunction printer reachable from outside, default password intact, address book full of staff email addresses.
A supplier emailed to say their bank details had changed. The email was real, from the real mailbox, in the real thread. The supplier had not sent it.