
Cyber Attacks
Vendor Email Compromise Mistakes That Leave Your Accounts Open
Most vendor account takeovers happen because you verify identity through channels the attacker already controls, not because your passwords are weak.
Everything Sandbox Desk has reported about account takeover: 4 stories, newest first. Part of our Cyber Attacks coverage.

Most vendor account takeovers happen because you verify identity through channels the attacker already controls, not because your passwords are weak.

Attackers often bypass multi-factor authentication by exploiting session tokens rather than stealing passwords, rendering standard login alerts ineffective against established sessions.

Account takeover steals access to existing services, while identity theft fabricates a new persona to open fresh accounts.

Once an attacker controls your email, they can reset passwords for every other account linked to that address, turning one breach into total identity loss.