EvilTokens is drawing attention in phishing investigations for abusing Microsoft Device Code authentication and hiding key parts of its attack flow from static URL analysis.    In a recent analysis, the phishing page was found encrypted in the initial HTML response and appeared only after browser-side decryption rendered it in the DOM. The case shows why analysts need browser-level visibility to confirm dynamic […]
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