GhostCode attackers hijack Microsoft 365 accounts with device codes
A new phishing kit abuses a legitimate Microsoft device authorization flow intended for smart TVs and printers to steal authentication tokens, register attacker-controlled devices and gain persistent access to a victim’s Microsoft 365 environments.
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