Pass-the-Cookie Attack
Pass-the-Cookie Attack
There is a new nasty malware attack that can hijack accounts using expired cookies stolen from a web browser. This allows the attacker, even when you are using strong passwords and MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication), to gain access to accounts from another computer in a different location.
Sharing passwords in macOS Sonoma
In macOS 14 Sonoma, there is now the option to share some of your passwords that are stored in the Keychain with others. Previous operating systems could do this one at a time by sending a copy via AirDrop.
Exploring Passkeys: A Step Towards a Password-Free Future
Exploring Passkeys: A Step Towards a Password-Free Future
Passkeys can be described as a fusion of passwords and two-factor authentication (2FA). They serve as a combination of a password and a username, stored on a device that you own. Apple users can utilize the iCloud Keychain to store and manage their Passkeys.
Storm in a glass of Apple juice
Websites that are talking about this threat are loaded with advertisements. And, that’s what this is all about - "scare mongering" to get eyeballs on the ads, so they can generate money.
Find your passwords
How to find the password stored on your Mac in the Safari - Chrome - Firefox web browsers