In the aftermath of the Android Stagefright debacle, Google began releasing monthly security updates. They also introduced the Android security patch level API to make checking if an Android device is up-to-date as simple as knowing today’s date. Des...
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By most accounts, the results of the UK’s referendum on EU membership was a surprise. Nevertheless, the world still turns, and the world–and the tech industry–will have to accommodate this new reality. Duo’s Thu Pham has a new blog up on the immediat...
I’m happy to announce that the new Authentication Proxy Overview /docs page has been published! The page contains five detailed how-to videos on installing and configuring the Authentication Proxy. Topics covered include installing and updating the p...
Duo’s Thu Pham has published another blog based on her time at InfoSec Europe. Her latest post was inspired by a talk by Evident.io Founder and CTO Justin Lundy focused on securing Amazon Web Services (AWS) access with best security practices in the ...
This Thursday, a vote will be held in the United Kingdom on whether it should leave the European Union (the potential departure has been endearingly dubbed “Brexit”). Opinions within the UK are split on the proposal and emotions are running high. Duo...
Today, Duo’s Thu Pham published another blog on the speakers and events at InfoSec Europe. Mikko Hyppönen, Chief Research Officer at Finland-based F-Secure, gave the keynote address at the event. He went into detail on the history and evolution of ra...
Duo was on-site at last week’s InfoSecurity Europe conference in London. One of the tech talks given during the event was by King.com’s Director of Information Security, Giacomo Collini, on protecting employee logins with Duo two-factor authenticatio...
Last month’s report on OEM software vulnerabilities from Duo Labs (pdf) was covered in a lot of different news articles. Wired put out one of the best pieces on it, which you can read here. Wired also covered how some of the manufacturers reacted to ...
At the end of May, Duo Labs released a startling (to some) report on the sorry state of OEM software that is often bundled with new PCs. They identified numerous critical vulnerabilities within Dell, HP, and Lenovo devices, to name just a few. Duo’s ...
