Hackers are hijacking Microsoft enterprise accounts by abusing a legitimate device-code authentication feature, tricking victims into entering attacker-generated codes on Microsoft’s own login portal.

Unwitting employees register a hacker’s device to their account; the crook then uses the resulting OAuth tokens to maintain persistent access. Another device code phishing campaign that abuses OAuth ...

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Cybercriminals are launching a widespread wave of phishing attacks that bypass Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) by exploiting a standard Microsoft 365 feature. Security researchers at Proofpoint warn ...

Cybercriminals and state-sponsored hackers are increasingly exploiting Microsoft’s legitimate OAuth 2.0 device authorization process to hijack enterprise accounts, bypassing multifactor authentication ...

Hackers are abusing a legitimate Microsoft authentication feature to break into enterprise Microsoft 365 accounts, even when multifactor authentication is enabled. Security researchers warn that ...