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- Token theft playbook | Microsoft Learn
Quick response is needed to investigate, contain, and remediate damage resulting from token theft attacks A token theft attack occurs when threat actors compromise and replay tokens issued to a user, even if that user has satisfied multifactor authentication
- How to break the token theft cyber-attack chain | Microsoft . . .
In this article, we’ll start with some basics on how tokens work, describe a token theft attack, and then explain what you can do to prevent and mitigate token theft now Before we get too deep into the token theft conversation, let’s quickly review the mechanics of tokens A token is an authentication artifact that grants you access to resources
- Cloud Token Theft: How to Detect and Prevent Attacks
It’s essential to pinpoint the method through which the token was stolen, whether it was via phishing, malware, or exploitation of a vulnerability in your system Identify and address any security gaps that were exploited during the breach to prevent similar incidents in the future
- Token tactics: How to prevent, detect, and respond to cloud . . .
Detecting token theft can be difficult without the proper safeguards and visibility into authentication endpoints Microsoft DART aims to provide defenders with the knowledge and strategies necessary to mitigate this tactic until permanent solutions become available
- Token Theft: Understanding the Threat and Protecting Your . . .
Understanding token theft, its implications, and how to protect against it is essential for safeguarding your digital assets What is Token Theft? Token theft involves the unauthorized acquisition of digital tokens used for authentication or transaction verification
- Tricked by trust: How OAuth and device code flows get abused
Attackers no longer need passwords or multifactor authentication (MFA) codes to compromise an environment A single valid access token can grant broad and often silent access to critical cloud resources, making detection and containment significantly more challenging
- How to Protect against Token Theft | Conditional Access
Even if users have MFA enabled, once an attacker has stolen the authentication token, they can bypass MFA entirely and act as if they are the legitimate user In this post, we’ll break down how token theft works and what steps you can take to reduce your risk
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