
New Passkey Attacks Let Malware Take Over Google Accounts Without User Interaction
Malware sitting quietly on a compromised Windows PC can now hijack Google’s synced passkeys and seize full control of an account without ever prompting the victim for a password, PIN, or fingerprint. Arie Olshtein at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 disclosed three attack techniques, collectively nicknamed Pass-ta-key, that exploit gaps in how Chrome and Google’s […]
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