Wave Systems Corp. (fka WAVXQ)

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More Dangerous Phishing

Office 365 Custom Rules to Block Azure Blob Storage Phishing Attacks

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/office-365-custom-rules-to-block-azure-blob-storage-phishing-attacks/
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The hacker deploying this dangerous phishing (if unblocked) needs to obtain the second factor authentication (TPM - computer) in order to have these phished credentials work for him/her!! This is one of the reasons why Wave VSC 2.0 is such a great product/solution! Phishing that continues to get more dangerous and creative (for example - this article) has a really difficult time against Wave VSC 2.0! Please see links below for more information on the great Wave VSC 2.0!
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https://www.wavesys.com/products/wave-virtual-smart-card

https://www.wavesys.com/products/embassy%C2%AE-remote-administration-server-tpm-management

Key Features:

Strong Security
• Authenticate securely, encrypt email, and prove integrity of the device with one management console
• Protect against phishing, malware and other network security threats by storing authentication credentials in hardware
• Provide centralized enforcement of custom policies

Low TCO
• Reduce operating expenses by eliminating password reset and shortening deployment times
• Minimize capital expenses by using hardware you already have
• Integrate with Microsoft Active Directory for IT familiarity

Superior User Experience
• No more tokens or smart cards to achieve two-factor authentication
• Eliminate VPN/WiFi/website passwords for faster access to resources
• No add-on software means improved OS performance

Flexibility
• Compatible with Windows 8.1, 8, 7 and Vista operating systems – manage mixed environments from one console
• Create custom management policies to suit your organization’s needs
• User and device authentication from a common console

Seamless Device Authentication
• Access control over wireless (i.e. 802.1x)
• Single sign-on
• VPN authentication (i.e. Microsoft DirectAccess)