Makeuseof New Microsoft Login Scam Exploits Device Code Phishing Technique
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A new Microsoft login scam is rapidly spreading, utilizing a method known as device code phishing. This technique does not involve stealing passwords; instead, it tricks users into granting access to their accounts by exploiting a legitimate authentication feature. Users of Microsoft services are particularly affected as hackers manipulate the device authorization flow.
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2026-02-28
First article published detailing the scam
2026-03-01
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