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This research exposes critical vulnerabilities in Google's Cloud Authenticator where malware can hijack synced passkeys without triggering biometric prompts or password entry. The core issue stems from the storage of unencrypted metadata and temporary identity keys that allow attackers to forge authentication requests using standard Windows APIs. These findings highlight significant risks to public-key cryptography implementations, specifically regarding device trust management and recovery mechanisms in enterprise environments.
Malware Can Steal Your Google Synced Passkey Without Asking for Your Password or Fingerprint
New research reveals that malware already sitting on a compromised Windows PC can hijack Google’s synced passkeys and take over accounts without ever prompting the victim for a password, PIN, or fingerprint. The findings, detailed in the third part of a series examining passkey security, expose flaws in how Google’s Cloud Authenticator handles device trust, […] The post Malware Can Steal Your Google Synced Passkey Without Asking for Your Password or Fingerprint appeared first on Cyber Security News.
New research reveals that malware already sitting on a compromised Windows PC can hijack Google’s synced passkeys and take over accounts without ever prompting the victim for a password, PIN, or fingerprint. The findings, detailed in the third part of a series examining passkey security, expose flaws in how…
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