PayPal Credential Stuffing Attacks Renew Calls for MFA

An internal review confirmed that on December 20, 2022, unauthorized parties could use account holders’ login credentials to access their PayPal accounts. In response to what is being called a credential stuffing attack, PayPal warned affected customers to take steps to protect their personal information. “No information suggesting that any of your personal information was..

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