Brute-Forcing Two-Factor Authentication | Exploiting Authentication and Access Control Mechanisms with Burp Suite [FREE COURSE CONTENT]

In this video tutorial, you will see how to bypass multi-factor authentication with brute-force attacks. It is a part of an online course ‘Exploiting Authentication and Access Control Mechanisms with Burp Suite’ by Christian Barral López. Start now!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ru-ROPpBzSI

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