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Microsoft 365 Phishing Toolkit Exposed as ARToken Service Uncovers EvilTokens' Attack Infrastructure

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Microsoft 365 Phishing Toolkit Exposed as ARToken Service Uncovers EvilTokens' Attack Infrastructure

Discovery of the phishing-as-a-service operation reveals active criminal tooling targeting enterprise authentication, helping defenders identify and block compromised access vectors before widespread exploitation.

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