Duo Aligns With NIST on New Authentication Guidelines
The US NIST deeming SMS-based two-factor authentication as no longer secure. Learn how Duo aligns with NIST guidelines on secure authentication methods.
Self-Service Portal Update and New Device Management Portal
Coming soon: New usability updates to Duo Security’s Authentication Prompt, as well as a new tool called Device Management Portal to help users easily manage their different authentication devices.
The Great DNS Vulnerability of 2008 by Dan Kaminsky
Learn about a widespread, critical DNS vulnerability that affected early every DNS server on the planet, and watch an animated retelling of the story by Dan Kaminsky.
The Current State of Healthcare Endpoint Security
Here at Duo, we took a look at our customers in the healthcare industry compared to the rest of our users to gain insight into the current security health of their devices. It doesn’t look good.
Legacy Code Security: Clippy the Office Assistant and Lessons in Usability
Clippy, the Microsoft Office Assistant, was a valuable lesson in failed intelligent user interfaces and secure code. Dan Kaminsky gives his take on Who Killed Clippy? and details hacking Windows Vista and Clippy.
Duo Security Releases New Application Integrations
We are pleased to highlight new integrations and technical partners we’ve made available over the last few months, including support for Ping Identity, Caradigm, Aruba Networks, Keeper, SAML 2.0-enabled apps and more.
Disabling Two-Factor SMS Codes to Avoid Interception
Find out how you can disable your 2FA SMS passcodes to avoid interception by Android trojans and attackers - and use a more secure two-factor authentication method, like Duo Push.
Malicious Apps Bypass Security Tools to Steal Data
Downloading unsigned and unverified applications onto your mobile, laptop and other devices can expose users to potentially malicious code that can steal your private information, like your SSN or bank account information.
Duo Analytics: Android Device Security
Recently, the Duo Labs team analyzed the current state of security of Android devices. Our large sample includes users' personal devices used to access their employers systems and data, authenticating with Duo's two-factor authentication.
Introducing X-Ray 2.0: Vulnerability Detection for Android Devices
X-Ray is an app anyone can download that safely scans for vulnerabilities on your Android phone or tablet, allowing you to assess your current mobile security risk.