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two-factor-how-to-round-up

Nice hyphenation. :).

two-factor-phish-against-citibank-demonstrates-the

Lance James at Secure Science has screen shots of the phish attack against CitiBank's business site that uses a hardware token one-time password system. You can see them on WaPo's Security Fix Blog.

understanding-the-flexibility-of-wikid

There is a lot of flexibility in WiKID. It can be daunting.

unofficial-review-of-mutual-authentication-schemes

For some reason, I really enjoyed this impromptu review of image-based "multi-factor authentication". These image-based site authentication tools are sadly mislabeled as two-factor authentication, which is a personal cocktail party tragedy for me:

validating-online-transactions-with-two-factor

There has been much discussion recently about session hijacking attacks. Briefly, a trojan sits on your machine and when you go to an online banking URL, the trojan kicks in and makes a fraudulent transaction inside your SSL-encrypted sesssion. Pretty strong strong stuff, seemingly.

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