Microsoft Cuts Off AI Phishing Platform
Microsoft and partners disrupted EvilTokens, an AI-assisted phishing service that compromised 12,000 accounts, seizing domains and prompting arrests.
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Microsoft and partners disrupted EvilTokens, an AI-assisted phishing service that compromised 12,000 accounts, seizing domains and prompting arrests.
Canadian telecom giant Telus is notifying customers that their accounts were breached and personal data accessed, though the scope remains unclear.
Tencent patches zero-click flaw that allowed account takeover via VoIP calls.
CVE-2026-18963 allows full account takeover via reset flow; patches out.
Device-bound session credentials could curb account takeovers, but rollout is limited for now.
As AI accelerates account takeover attacks, experts argue credentials alone can no longer secure access.
New research details how threat actors are ditching delayed credential harvesting for live, session-based account hijacking.
A critical vulnerability in Budibase allows attackers to hijack existing user accounts by exploiting improper email validation in the OIDC login process.
A critical 9.8 severity vulnerability in Zoom's Windows desktop client exposes millions of users to potential account hijacking.
A Telegram-based phishing service is lowering barriers to entry for M365 attacks by automating complex bypass and exfiltration workflows.
A new subscription-based phishing service leverages device code theft and AI to bypass traditional security defenses.