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SUMMARY:Breaking Bad Multifactor: ​ MFA bypasses and how to assess the r
 isks​ - Chester Wisniewski
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UID:pretalx-bsides-london-2023-N7GRMV@sched.securitybsides.org.uk
DESCRIPTION:As multifactor authentication (MFA) has continued to gain trac
 tion in mainstream information security practices criminals are not lettin
 g any grass grow under their feet. There are many ways to approach breakin
 g into accounts protected by MFA and this talk is designed to go into the 
 details of how the most common MFA methods work\, how they may be bypassed
 \, and the policies and tools we can use to find the appropriate level of 
 security for each use case. The talk includes examples of real world attac
 ks on MFA.\n\nOf course Walter White will be assisting to deliver this mes
 saging throughout the presentation in carefully chosen pre-recorded segmen
 ts.
LOCATION:Track 2
URL:https://sched.securitybsides.org.uk/bsides-london-2023/talk/N7GRMV/
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