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Ghost Phishing: New EvilTokens Campaign Bypasses MFA Security

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Ghost Phishing: New EvilTokens Campaign Bypasses MFA Security

reality of OAuth token hijacking. When an account is suspected of being compromised, relying on a basic password reset is a critical failure. Security operations centers (SOCs) must execute a comprehensive remediation protocol that explicitly invalidates all active sessions and revokes outstanding OAuth refresh tokens. In Microsoft Entra ID, this can be done programmatically via PowerShell or the Microsoft Graph API by executing the Revoke-MgUserSignInSession command or using the “Revoke Sessions” option within the Microsoft Entra admin center. Additionally, security teams should continuously audit active enterprise applications and OAuth permissions to detect and remove any unauthorized third-party integrations or registered devices that may have been silently added during the compromise.

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In the rapidly changing landscape of enterprise cybersecurity, a highly sophisticated threat has emerged

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