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EvilTokens: A phishing attack that doesn’t steal your password
A phishing kit exploits Microsoft's legitimate authentication flow to compromise accounts without capturing passwords or displaying fake login pages. The attack, named EvilTokens, circumvents traditional credential theft methods by manipulating the authentication process itself.
Why it matters: All Microsoft account users are at risk from this technique, which bypasses password-based defenses and multifactor authentication (MFA) protections, requiring organizations to monitor for token-based compromise indicators beyond standard phishing signals.
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threat intel
EvilTokens: A phishing attack that doesn’t steal your password
A phishing kit exploits Microsoft's legitimate authentication flow to compromise accounts without capturing passwords or displaying fake login pages. The attack, named EvilTokens, circumvents traditional credential theft methods by manipulating the authentication process itself.
Why it matters: All Microsoft account users are at risk from this technique, which bypasses password-based defenses and multifactor authentication (MFA) protections, requiring organizations to monitor for token-based compromise indicators beyond standard phishing signals.
- Source published
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker