What credential stuffing is, and why 2FA does not stop it
A second factor protects the account, but it does not stop the attacker from learning which passwords are valid. That distinction decides where the control belongs.
Read the articleArticles on credential stuffing, mTLS and certificate pinning, written for the people who have to implement it rather than the people who have to approve it.
A second factor protects the account, but it does not stop the attacker from learning which passwords are valid. That distinction decides where the control belongs.
Read the articleAn API key in a mobile app is not a secret: it is a string inside a file anyone can download. The difference with mTLS is not one of strength, it is one of kind.
Read the articleNearly every pinning incident reads the same: the app worked, the certificate was renewed, and older versions stopped connecting. Two decisions taken before you ship prevent it.
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