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# [Does your Snowflake account enforce a network policy? One read-only check](https://thyneventures.hashnode.dev/does-your-snowflake-account-enforce-a-network-policy-one-read-only-check?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Account takeovers get harder when Snowflake only accepts logins from known networks. Many orgs never attach a network policy at the account level — so any valid password (or stolen session) works from

7h ago · 2 min read · thyneventures.hashnode.dev  
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