A newly identified device-code phishing kit dubbed GhostCode exploits Microsoft Entra device enrollment to maintain access after stolen tokens are revoked. GhostCode begins with business-email social engineering rather than a conventional credential-harvesting page.
A newly identified device-code phishing kit dubbed GhostCode exploits Microsoft Entra device enrollment to maintain access after stolen tokens are revoked.
GhostCode begins with business-email social engineering rather than a conventional credential-harvesting page.
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A newly identified device-code phishing kit dubbed GhostCode exploits Microsoft Entra device enrollment to maintain access after stolen tokens are revoked. GhostCode begins with business-email social engineering rather than a conventional credential-harvesting page.
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