How Hackers Bypass MFA! - (Multi-Factor Authentication)

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) plays an important role in modern-day applications. Instead of just relying on a password, MFA throws in extra layers of defense.
If MFA isn't implemented securely, we can bypass it! In this video, I show three different ways of bypassing MFA via a new lab by TryHackMe.
Enjoy!
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[@varunanand1091]

As a layman, I still understood everything. Best instructor ever, I hope you the best man. I wish I could get into Cybersecurity

[@TylerRamsbey]

Thank you!!

[@cryptoafc7655]

daaamn. nice video. loved every info and it is inspiring to continue and learn cybersecurity

[@BillAnt]

Reverse brute is an interesting CONcept (see what I did there? heh), but in the real world most OTP's are 6 digits or longer. Virtually all sites have some kind of rate-limiting mechanism based on time-outs and IP logging. Another possible attack is on the SS7 network with no guessing. ;)

[@TylerRamsbey]

You're right on virtually all sites, but you'd be surprised. I'd say I come across a lack of rate-limiting quite often while doing pentesting. That said, most OTPs are at least 6 digits (as you noted). The problem is when companies try to spin up their own MFA service with insecure coding - but definitely not likely today. TryHackMe made the OTP simple on purpose to help people understand the core issues that COULD happen with MFA :)

[@git-tauseef]

Do some HTB machines as well..❤

[@shenalmario8295]

❤ thank you

[@jgold96]

Thats not a black hoodie...

[@TylerRamsbey]

Shhh don't tell anyone

[@althegamer6606]

​@TylerRamsbey can you help me get my psn account back till pay and the reason being a hacker hacked my psn account and used a 2sv that I never used ill pay if so

[@TylerRamsbey]

@@althegamer6606 lol no

[@althegamer6606]

@@TylerRamsbey why ?

[@s1ked_416]

@@althegamer6606 because it's illegal to get it back in the first place lol he'd have to get Sony's permission to even allow such a thing, but at the same time, why not contact Sony to help? Pentesting is legal, hacking something without consent of all the parties involved, including the services that offer such service like gaming servers or whatever is completely illegal. I'm sure if you google search this you can find out the same info I just gave you, but more detailed :)

[@DWaseem89]

Crack authentictor app mfa