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Okta Flags Rise in Credential Attacks

April 29, 2024
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Okta Flags Rise in Credential Attacks

Okta, a provider specializing in Identity and Access Management (IAM) services, has recently issued a warning about an alarming increase in credential stuffing attacks. These attacks, characterized by their high frequency and scale, have been facilitated by the widespread availability of tools such as residential proxy services, previously stolen credential lists (commonly referred to as ‘combo lists’), and advanced scripting tools. Over the past month, this combination has enabled cybercriminals to launch unprecedented attacks on various online services, leveraging anonymizing services to mask their activities.

The situation has been compounded by findings from Cisco’s Talos Intelligence, which recently highlighted a global surge in brute-force attacks against devices and services including VPNs, web authentication interfaces, and SSH services. These attacks have been ongoing since at least March 18, 2024, and utilize TOR exit nodes and other anonymizing proxies to target appliances and routers from several major tech firms. This trend underscores a broader pattern of cyber threats exploiting vulnerabilities across different network infrastructures.

Credential stuffing is particularly dangerous because it uses stolen login credentials from one breach to access accounts on other platforms. This type of cyberattack often relies on the automation of login requests using bots, which can bypass conventional security measures unless specific countermeasures like two-factor authentication (2FA) and robust password policies are in place. Okta’s Identity Threat Research team observed a notable uptick in such malicious activities from April 19 to April 26, 2024, suggesting a coordinated effort from likely similar infrastructures.

To mitigate these risks, Okta recommends several security measures for organizations. These include enforcing the use of strong passwords, enabling 2FA, rejecting requests from suspicious IP addresses or geographical locations outside operational areas, and considering the adoption of passkeys. As the landscape of cyber threats evolves, the need for adaptive and comprehensive security strategies becomes more critical for protecting sensitive user information and maintaining trust in digital platforms.

Reference:
  • Okta Reports Sharp Rise in Credential Stuffing Attacks Via Proxy Services

Tags: April 2024Cyber AlertCyber Alerts 2024Cyber RiskCyber threatIAMIdentity and access managementOkta
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