2013-02-26 09:09:59.278834-08 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
Bypassing Google's two-factor authentication.
TL;DR – An attacker can bypass Google’s two-step login verification, reset a user’s master password, and otherwise gain full account control, simply by capturing a user’s application-specific password (ASP).
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