Researchers spotted a new phishing campaign, abusing Dynamics 365 Customer Voice Microsoft's tool has more than 500,000 users Many of the users are Fortune 500 companies Researchers from Check Point ...

“Credentials compromised through a phishing attack, for example ... “Stop relying on MFA methods that require a user to enter a code – whether by received by SMS, email, or authenticator ...

One-time codes sent via email, SMS or push can be phished ... established with a verified identity tied to passwordless MFA. One example is passwordless using a pre-verified user store.

With MFA, a user must provide a second authentication factor apart from their account's password to access it. This factor can be a one-time code sent via SMS or email, a token, or a unique ...

MFA is often used as a lure: for example, an email urging the recipient to scan a QR code in order to ‘secure’ their Microsoft account, or to ‘authenticate’ so they can confirm salary details.

Most often, the second form of authentication comes in the form of a one-time passcode that is sent to the user by text message or email or is ... then sends the MFA code to the proxy server ...

they are the most risky MFA method to use. This is because if someone gains access to your email or phone number, such as through a SIM swapping attack, they'll also have access to your OTP codes.

In one example, the researchers would add a link ... Check Point also said that the attackers are able to capture MFA codes as well, although they didn’t explain exactly how it is being done.