Android devices are vulnerable to a new attack that can covertly steal two-factor authentication codes, location timelines, ...

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Google has only partially mitigated the attack, which involves using a malicious Android app to secretly discern the two-factor codes generated by authenticator apps.

You can move Google Authenticator to a new phone so that your new device can gain an additional level of security through two ...

Code scanning tools analyze memory handling operations to spot insecure practices, such as unchecked array indices, unsafe copying functions, or insufficient buffer allocation. Preventing buffer ...

Researchers say that in the case of Google Authenticator, the Pixnapping vulnerability allows attackers to steal critical 2FA ...

The error message “We can’t send a code right now. Try again in a few minutes.” appears when Facebook temporarily blocks the ...

Built to defend enterprise networks, network edge security devices are becoming liabilities, with an alarming rise in ...

A new side-channel attack called Pixnapping enables a malicious Android app with no permissions to extract sensitive data by ...

It can nick whatever’s visible on your screen, think two-factor codes, chat threads, or location timelines, in under 30 ...

Pixnapping side-channel can steal 2FA codes pixel-by-pixel on Android 13–16; CVE-2025-48561 patched Sept 2025 but workaround exists.

Your authentication flow should work for you, not against you, and shouldn’t feel clunky or heavy. If it does, it might be ...