NordVPN has introduced a hijacked session alert, a new feature designed to protect users from stolen authentication cookies being sold on the dark web. SEE ALSO: Organizations face growing email security crisisThe tool monitors data breach repositories and detects when authentication cookies from browsing sessions appear online. Stolen session cookies let cybercriminals bypass two-factor authentication, making them especially dangerous. "For example, users can log into a well-secured website like a social media platform, pass 2FA verification, but have their session cookie stolen. Speed remains essential because malicious actors work quickly to exploit stolen credentials before victims can respond.”What do you think about NordVPN’s hijacked session alert?