Extracting Skype Histories and Deleted Files Metadata from Microsoft Account
Skype synchronizes chats, text messages and files sent and received with the Microsoft Account backend. Accessing Skype conversation histories by performing a forensic analysis of the user’s Microsoft Account is often the fastest and easiest way to obtain valuable evidence. Learn how to use Elcomsoft Phone Breaker to quickly extract the complete conversation histories along with attachments and metadata from the user’s Microsoft Account.
What’s It All About?
👉 https://blog.elcomsoft.com/2019/12/extracting-skype-histories-and-deleted-files-metadata-from-microsoft-account/
#skype #microsoft #microsoftaccount #messages #contacts #synceddata #protection #clouds #conversationhistories
Skype synchronizes chats, text messages and files sent and received with the Microsoft Account backend. Accessing Skype conversation histories by performing a forensic analysis of the user’s Microsoft Account is often the fastest and easiest way to obtain valuable evidence. Learn how to use Elcomsoft Phone Breaker to quickly extract the complete conversation histories along with attachments and metadata from the user’s Microsoft Account.
What’s It All About?
👉 https://blog.elcomsoft.com/2019/12/extracting-skype-histories-and-deleted-files-metadata-from-microsoft-account/
#skype #microsoft #microsoftaccount #messages #contacts #synceddata #protection #clouds #conversationhistories
Apple Two-Factor Authentication: SMS vs. Trusted Devices
Multi-factor authentication is the new reality. A password alone is no longer considered sufficient. Phishing attacks, frequent leaks of password databases and the ubiquitous issue of reusing passwords make password protection unsafe. Adding “something that you have” to “something that you know” improves the security considerably, having the potential of cutting a chain attack early even in worst case scenarios. However, not all types of two-factor authentication are equally secure.
Let’s talk about the most commonly used type of two-factor authentication: the one based on text messages (SMS) delivered to a trusted phone number.
👉 https://blog.elcomsoft.com/2020/06/apple-two-factor-authentication-sms-vs-trusted-devices/
#2fa #itsecurity #cybersecurity #authentication #clouds #mobilesecurity #smartphone
Multi-factor authentication is the new reality. A password alone is no longer considered sufficient. Phishing attacks, frequent leaks of password databases and the ubiquitous issue of reusing passwords make password protection unsafe. Adding “something that you have” to “something that you know” improves the security considerably, having the potential of cutting a chain attack early even in worst case scenarios. However, not all types of two-factor authentication are equally secure.
Let’s talk about the most commonly used type of two-factor authentication: the one based on text messages (SMS) delivered to a trusted phone number.
👉 https://blog.elcomsoft.com/2020/06/apple-two-factor-authentication-sms-vs-trusted-devices/
#2fa #itsecurity #cybersecurity #authentication #clouds #mobilesecurity #smartphone