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The Dangers of Using Spreadsheets to Share Passwords

Many small teams still rely on spreadsheets to share login credentials, perceiving it as a straightforward method. However, this approach poses significant risks. A single copied link, an overlooked file, or a reused password can expose sensitive information to potential…

Expanding Zero Trust: Beyond Just Login Security

Governance & Risk Management, Zero Trust New NSA Recommendations Call for Ongoing Access Reviews and Overhauls in Implementation Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • February 2, 2026 NSA Headquarters located at Fort Meade, Maryland. (Image: NSA) The National Security Agency (NSA) has…

Severe OAuth Flaw in Expo Framework Enables Account Takeover

Critical Vulnerability Discovered in Expo.io’s OAuth Implementation A significant security flaw has been uncovered in the Open Authorization (OAuth) framework utilized by Expo.io, a popular application development platform. This vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-28131, has been assigned a severe risk rating…

Attention Notepad++ Users: Time to Verify If You’ve Been Hacked

Exploitation of Notepad++ Vulnerabilities Raises Concerns Recent disclosures have highlighted significant vulnerabilities associated with Notepad++, the widely used text editor. Beaumont has elucidated that if an attacker can intercept and manipulate traffic directed to the Notepad++ download, they can redirect…