oauth token theft

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OAuth token theft is a growing threat in Microsoft 365 environments, as demonstrated by the Kali365 phishing-as-a-service platform. This attack abuses the legitimate OAuth device-code authentication flow to capture access tokens, bypassing multifactor authentication without requiring victims to enter passwords. Instead, users are tricked into completing a real Microsoft sign-in on an attacker-controlled device. The FBI issued a public warning in May 2026 about Kali365, highlighting that traditional anti-phishing advice like checking URLs is insufficient. For WindowsForum readers, this underscores the need to harden identity infrastructure with the same rigor applied to firewalls and endpoints, as MFA alone is no longer a complete defense against token theft.
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    Kali365 OAuth Phishing Bypasses MFA via Microsoft Device Code Flow

    The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center warned in May 2026 that Kali365, a phishing-as-a-service platform first seen in April, is targeting Microsoft 365 users by abusing OAuth device-code authentication to capture access tokens and bypass multifactor authentication without stealing passwords...
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    Kali365 Device-Code Phishing: How It Bypasses MFA in Microsoft 365

    The FBI issued a May 21, 2026 public warning that a phishing-as-a-service platform called Kali365 is targeting Microsoft 365 accounts by abusing device-code authentication to capture OAuth tokens and bypass multi-factor authentication. That makes this less a story about one new phishing kit than...
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