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Regular Password Resets Aren’t as Safe as You Think

Regular Password Resets Aren’t as Safe as You Think

Regular password resets may not be as secure as believed, according to Specops Software. The company highlights how attackers can exploit helpdesk social engineering to turn legitimate reset requests into full account compromises. This underscores the vulnerability of password reset procedures, emphasizing the need for stronger security measures to prevent social engineering attacks.

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