New MFA Bypass Attacks

Hackers are using new multi-factor authentication (MFA) attacks to access your environment. In this 4-minute video, we explore how attackers are executing multi-factor authentication bypass using sophisticated phishing kits like SneakyLog. These tools are being sold as malware-as-a-service, with features designed to fool even well-trained users and steal session tokens, MFA codes, and cookies.

You’ll learn:

• How phishing kits like SneakyLog mimic login portals and even detect fake traffic
• Why blurry or broken-looking login pages are now being used to trick users into entering credentials
• How attackers steal authentication cookies to hijack sessions
• What you can do to defend against MFA bypass, including the use of hardware tokens, passkeys, SSO, and Zero Trust
• Why identity management and least privilege access are critical in a world where AI tools have broad data access

Attackers are cloud-conscious. If they gain access to one platform, they’ll pivot to others. Now is the time to strengthen your identity protections and update your incident response strategy.

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Topics Covered: Multi-factor authentication bypass, phishing kits, malware-as-a-service, session hijacking, token theft, Zero Trust, identity management, secure authentication, phishing trends, AI risks, cloud security, SaaS platform protection, SSO best practices, LMG Security.