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The article describes a threat actor utilizing AI to analyze stolen Microsoft 365 session data for targeted social engineering attacks, making the technology central to the narrative rather than incidental. This represents a significant evolution in phishing where machine learning automates the selection of high-value targets based on real organizational communication patterns.
EvilTokens Doesn’t Just Steal Microsoft Sessions—Its AI Tells Attackers Who to Scam Next
EvilTokens is pushing phishing beyond the moment a victim clicks a link. The service steals Microsoft 365 session access, then examines the compromised mailbox to help criminals choose the contacts, payments, and conversations most likely to produce fraud. Unlike a conventional credential-stealing kit, the operation uses a real Microsoft sign-in process. A lure sends the […] The post EvilTokens Doesn’t Just Steal Microsoft Sessions—Its AI Tells Attackers Who to Scam Next appeared first on Cyber Security News.
EvilTokens is pushing phishing beyond the moment a victim clicks a link. The service steals Microsoft 365 session access, then examines the compromised mailbox to help criminals choose the contacts, payments, and conversations most likely to produce fraud. Unlike a conventional credential-stealing kit, the operation uses a real Microsoft sign-in process. A lure sends the target to a controlled page, where a device code is created and the user is directed to…
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