How Hackers Bypass Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?!

Dive deep into the world of cybersecurity with our comprehensive guide on “Crack the Code: Dive Into Broken Authentication 🚀🔐“. This video is your ultimate roadmap to mastering one of the most critical vulnerabilities plaguing the digital world today. With unparalleled insights into session management, brute force attacks, and practical, hands-on learning experiences, you’re set to elevate your ethical hacking skills to new heights. Whether you’re a budding cybersecurity enthusiast or a seasoned professional looking to refine your knowledge, this video is packed with invaluable information. Learn the ins and outs of broken authentication, from session hijacking to session fixation, and understand the pivotal role both developers and users play in safeguarding against these vulnerabilities. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be equipped with the tools and techniques needed to identify, exploit, and protect against broken authentication vulnerabilities. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to put theory into practice with real-life examples on platforms like TryHackMe and OWASP Mutillidae II. Don’t miss out on this chance to gain a competitive edge in the cybersecurity field. Subscribe now, hit the notification bell, and join our vibrant community in the comments below or on our forums. Share your experiences, ask questions, and connect with like-minded individuals passionate about ethical hacking, network security, and more. Ready to embark on this cybersecurity adventure and make the digital world a safer place? Enroll now, and let’s Crack the Code together! 🚀🔐 #InputSanitization #UserCredentials #UserSessions #SessionManagement #OwaspTop10 #AuthorizationTokens #UserAuthentication #SessionIdParameter #NetworkTransactions #UserSessions CHAPTERS: 0:01 - Intro 4:25 - Broken Authentication Overview 10:24 - Bypassing Authentication with Cookies 14:55 - Understanding Basic Authentication 21:30 - Exploiting Forgot Password Functionality 29:52 - Session Fixation Attack Explained
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