The MFA Box Is Ticked. Attackers Walk Through It Anyway.

Cyber Insurance News report on MFA phishing showing a laptop video call with a silhouetted caller and a phone displaying an approval check mark

Attackers are getting past multi-factor authentication by having employees complete it for them, Ontinue’s first-half threat report shows. Device-code phishing and fake IT support calls on Microsoft Teams both work this way. For underwriters, a yes on the MFA question now says less. The victim signs in on Microsoft’s real page. They pass multi-factor authentication … Read more

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