Phishy Business: Microsoft 365 Accounts Hooked by Clever OAuth Attacks!
Phishing attacks are getting a tech twist! Cybercriminals are using the OAuth device code authorization mechanism to sweet-talk victims into granting access to their Microsoft 365 accounts. It’s like handing over your house keys because someone asked nicely at the door. Stay cautious and don’t let cybercriminals crash your email party!
Hot Take:
Oh, Microsoft 365 users, it seems the scammers have found a loophole in your technological fortress by turning the very device login page meant to protect you into their own devious accomplice. It’s like inviting a vampire in, but instead of fangs, they come with a phishing kit and a charming smile!
Key Points:
- Cybercriminals exploit OAuth device code authorization to access Microsoft 365 accounts without stealing credentials.
- Phishing attacks have surged since September, involving both criminals and state-aligned actors.
- Threat actors use phishing kits like SquarePhish and Graphish for device code attacks.
- Campaigns include salary bonus scams, TA2723 attacks, and state-aligned activities.
- Organizations are advised to implement Microsoft Entra Conditional Access to block these attacks.
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