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Microsoft Disrupts EvilTokens Phishing Service, Arrests Suspects

Microsoft swooped in to dismantle the EvilTokens phishing service, a sneaky AI-powered operation that had already compromised 12,000 email inboxes across 10,000 organizations worldwide. The service, which emerged in February, was sold as a phishing kit and came equipped with a clever AI chatbot that helped scammers identify and target high-value victims.

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Microsoft Disrupts EvilTokens Phishing Service Targeting 12,000 Accounts

Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit has struck a major blow against cybercrime, disrupting the EvilTokens phishing service that targeted over 12,000 accounts. Two suspected administrators were arrested in the UK as part of the operation.

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Notion Abused to Harvest Authentication Tokens in Targeted Attacks

Researchers uncovered a sneaky phishing campaign where attackers abused Notion to steal authentication tokens, using free accounts to impersonate senior executives and send legit-looking document-sharing notifications. This clever tactic was linked to two phishing-as-a-service platforms and over 600 malicious scripts.

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EvilTokens Exposes New Blind Spot in Email Security

A shocking 75.6% of consulting firms were exposed to phishing attacks in 2026, with other industries like financial services, manufacturing, and tech also falling prey to these threats. EvilTokens' ghost phishing campaign uses a sneaky Microsoft Device Code Phishing tactic to trick victims into giving hackers access to their Microsoft 365 accounts.

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ARToken Phishing Platform Exposes EvilTokens' Microsoft 365 Toolkit

Cisco Talos researchers have uncovered a sophisticated phishing platform, ARToken, that offers a Microsoft 365 toolkit and goes far beyond traditional credential-harvesting pages, exposing over 80 API endpoints. This phishing-as-a-service operation is a game-changer in the world of cyber threats.

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EvilTokens Phishing Kit Exposes Sophisticated Evasion Tactics

Microsoft VP of security research Tanmay Ganacharya revealed that 10-15 distinct EvilTokens phishing campaigns have been launching daily since March 15, 2026, showcasing the alarming speed at which device-code phishing operations have scaled. This comes as Cisco Talos incident responders uncovered a targeted phishing chain that abused a real vendor relationship using an outstanding-invoice lure.

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Phishing Kit Unveils Sophisticated BEC-as-a-Service Capabilities

Meet ARToken, a sophisticated phishing kit that's redefining the threat landscape with its Business Email Compromise (BEC)-as-a-Service capabilities, allowing attackers to launch highly targeted and convincing scams. This advanced platform is a game-changer, offering a complete BEC operations environment that's far more complex than your average phishing kit.

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OAuth Grants Expose Hidden Risk Below MFA Perimeter

In just five weeks, a phishing-as-a-service platform called EvilTokens compromised over 340 Microsoft 365 organizations across five countries by exploiting a clever trick: instead of stealing passwords, it convinced users to hand over OAuth refresh tokens, granting attackers long-term access to sensitive data like mailboxes, drives, and calendars. This sneaky tactic allowed hackers to bypass traditional security measures, including multi-factor authentication.

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