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As others have said, requiring two-factor authentication would go a long way to stopping this. Nothing in the report or what you have quoted is misleading.
by daveoc64 3y ago
As others have said, requiring two-factor authentication would go a long way to stopping this.
Nothing in the report or what you have quoted is misleading.
- jesseendahl 3y agoMost popular forms of two-factor are still phishable. WebAuthn/passkeys are a better solution.
- daveoc64 3y agoIt's better than nothing!
- lol768 3y ago> Booking.com hackers increase attacks on customers Any reasonable person would read this headline and assume Booking.com's platform had been hacked. > Criminals then send a Google Drive link to the staff saying that it contains an image of the passport. Instead the link downloads malware on to staff computers and automatically searches the hotel computers for Booking.com access. How would 2FA stop this?
- bsdz 3y agoApparently, from a related article, the hotels do have 2FA. https://www.theguardian.com/money/2023/oct/23/bookingcom-customers-targeted-by-scam-confirmation-emails https://www.theguardian.com/money/2023/oct/23/bookingcom-cus...