token phishing

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Token phishing is a growing cybersecurity threat where attackers steal authentication tokens to bypass multi-factor authentication and gain unauthorized access to systems. On WindowsForum.com, discussions highlight how token-stealing campaigns like EvilTokens target employees during onboarding, exploiting gaps in security awareness and compliance frameworks such as NIS-2 and the AI Act. The content emphasizes that traditional onboarding practices—issuing devices and assigning basic training—are insufficient against modern token phishing attacks. Instead, organizations must implement stricter access controls, continuous monitoring, and employee education to defend against token theft. The tag covers real-world attack vectors, regulatory pressures, and practical mitigation strategies for enterprise IT environments.
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    NIS-2 & AI Act Onboarding: Defend Germany’s First Login From Token Phishing

    Roughly 30,000 German companies now face a forced rethink of employee onboarding because NIS-2 compliance, AI Act literacy duties, and token-stealing phishing campaigns such as EvilTokens have turned the first days of employment into a regulated cybersecurity control point. The old model — issue...
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