Microsoft 365
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M365
tokens targeted by all three phishing kits Huntress analyzed
Login page targeted by AiTM (adversary-in-the-middle) attacks that steal session tokens in transit
Abused as dead-drop C2 channel by Antino via graph.microsoft.com and login.microsoftonline.com
Suite including SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, and Exchange Online targeted for data collection and exfiltration.
Account targeted in the AiTM attack; post-MFA authentication events observed against the Microsoft Authentication Broker app
Workloads including Exchange, SharePoint, and sign-ins analyzed via Unified Audit Logs during investigation of suspicious DPRK worker accounts
Attacker used a stolen Microsoft 365 session to take over an account without tripping any detections
Target of post-compromise access after rogue device registration, e.g. accessing resources, exfiltrating emails
Authentication/sign-in flows abused via device code phishing to obtain and replay stolen tokens without stealing passwords directly.
Employee mailbox compromised via sign-in from an unusual device; attacker set up an inbox rule redirecting/hiding replies in the 'Conversation History' folder to monitor invoice/payment conversations undetected.
Anomalous logins and account compromise across dozens of organizations via OAuth token abuse
Identity platform monitored by Huntress Managed ITDR for lateral movement/identity anomalies
Targeted environments; credential/token spray attacks against tenants
Account/session hijacked via stolen OAuth tokens obtained through the ConsentFix flow; affects access to email, OneDrive, Teams, and other Microsoft 365 resources.
Unified Audit Log generated TeamsImpersonationDetected operation
Primary target; sessions/tokens captured via device code phishing and AiTM
Session cookies harvested by infostealers; valid M365 sessions sell for $100-$500+.
Identities targeted via device code phishing across 340+ organizations
Target of the demonstrated account takeover; identity/session hijacking bypasses MFA and grants access to email, files, and connected applications.
Tenants targeted by malicious OAuth applications
Platform whose Graph API is used natively by Antino's C2 channel.
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