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Microsoft discovered an AiTM phishing campaign
Last Updated: January 7, 2025
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Passwords, OTPs and push notification approvals on mobile apps were good until yesterday. With real-time interception and hacking (spoofing) your passwords, OTPs, Push app approvals are now more vulnerable because they all suffer from “bearer” attribute, meaning one who holds them, be it hacker, is given access to your accounts. Hackers found clever ways to intercept your login and bypass 2FA. Don’t take our word, following reinforce the fact that they are no longer secure.

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Below video demonstrates how push notification authentication/approval 2FA can be compromised.
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The bio-metrics have been the mainstream when it comes to authenticating to the gadgets in our possession. But when it comes to online authentication, such authentication schemes fail to secure you from man-in-middle attacks as shown in the “app-based approvals” video.
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