A new threat called Sneaky 2FA targets Microsoft 365 account users and is invisible to many security protections—what you ...
The phishing-as-a-service kit from Sneaky Log creates fake authentication pages to farm account information, including ...
Researchers warn Sneaky 2FA kits evade detection, steal credentials, and mimic Microsoft login pages convincingly.
New Sneaky 2FA phishing kit targets Microsoft 365 accounts, bypassing 2FA using QR codes and anti-analysis measures.
A cybercrime group known as Sneaky Log has been selling a 2FA-bypassing phishing-as-a-service kit called Sneaky 2FA since late last year. Researchers from the French cybersecurity company Sekoia ...
An attacker can’t use just your password to get into your account—they’ll need access to your 2FA codes or hardware token, too. (Which sometimes they do try to steal too, but it is more effort).
Cybercriminals often pose as friends or colleagues to gain trust. 3. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA): Use 2Fa on your accounts, particularly for sensitive services like cryptocurrency ...