Threat Groups Hijack Microsoft 365 Accounts Using OAuth Device Code Exploit Security researchers warn that threat groups are ...

Financially motivated and nation-state threat groups are behind a surge in the use of device code phishing attacks that abuse Microsoft's legitimate OAuth 2.0 device authorization grant flow to trick ...

Proofpoint has warned about phishing campaigns abusing legitimate device authorization flow to bypass MFA and gain persistent ...

The surge in attempts to compromise Microsoft 365 accounts has been enabled by readily available phishing tools.

Cybercriminals have launched a widespread phishing campaign exploiting Microsoft's OAuth device code flow to bypass MFA and ...

Cybercriminals, including state-sponsored threat actors, are increasingly abusing Microsoft’s OAuth 2.0 device code authentication flow to take over Microsoft 365 accounts.

Multiple Russian nation-state actors are targeting sensitive Microsoft 365 accounts via device code authentication phishing, a new analysis by Volexity has revealed. The firm first observed this ...

Hackers thought to be aligned with China and Russia are suspected to be behind a wave of account takeover attacks targeting Microsoft 365 users.

The issue could allow threat actors to brute force MFA authentication codes for Outlook, Teams, and Azure access with 50% accuracy. Microsoft may have silently fixed a problem with its MFA ...

If you keep getting Microsoft single-use code requests, read this post to know how to fix the issue. A single-use code is a verification code Microsoft sends to your registered email ID or phone ...