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Recently, ThreatPost reported on how an open source tool can be used to hack 2-Factor Authentication and gain access to secure sites.

Modlishka, an open source, reverse-proxy tool that is freely downloadable from Github, acts as a man-in-the-middle attack, stealing cred...

The average employee has 191 passwords. We crunched the numbers and see just exactly how much eliminating passwords can increase productivity and save money.

Protect yourself from automated attacks by not using five user IDs. These five user IDs comprised 99.73% of the automated login attacks.

We did some more research into the email breaches of John Podesta/DNC and General Colin Powell, discovering how the breaches happened (both happened the same way), and confirming that Sekur Me's Login would have stopped these email breaches.

HillaryClinton.com doma...

The Phishing Attack: What you need to know

A new highly effective phishing technique targeting Gmail and other services has been gaining popularity during the past year among attackers. Over the past few weeks there have been reports of experienced technical users being...

Apple Pay™ has reduced point-of-sale purchases to a single click. You simply hold your iPhone with your finger on Touch ID, swipe it past the contactless reader, and payment is made. There’s no shuffling through credit cards, no swiping your card through the reader (so...

Privately-held SEKUR Me, Inc. eliminates the online payment friction for eCommerce and mCommerce sites. Its patented technology combines single-click convenience with multi-factor authentication, providing convenience and security. SEKUR.me also eliminates user IDs and...

But there is a very serious problem with online smartphone purchases. Tiny keyboards make it very difficult to enter Credit Card, Billing and Shipping information. About 150 keystrokes. Smartphone shopping cart abandonment is around 90%.

Thank you Apple for having the foresight to acknowledge and legitimize mobile payments for the web. It was attractively demoed while shopping on your laptop or desktop and paying with Apple Pay looked very nice.

Is your cell phone the secret to fixing e-commerce's problem with abandoned shopping carts? Sekur.me, a new Santa Ana-based startup, has come up with a new app and service to use your cell phone for payment, bypassing the complexity of shopping carts.