ConsentFix Attack Exploits Azure CLI to Compromise Microsoft Accounts
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The ConsentFix attack is a new phishing technique that allows attackers to hijack Microsoft accounts by exploiting the Azure CLI app. This method bypasses traditional security measures such as passwords and multi-factor authentication, operating entirely within the browser context. Victims of this attack are primarily Microsoft account users.
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