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Hackers don't hack in, they log in",[1284],{"type":1285},"bold",{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1289,"content":1290},"paragraph",{},[1291],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1292,"marks":1293,"data":1294},"Matt made the point early on that \"the modern web frameworks that have come out have done more to shift application security than any security vendor ever did.\" It's measurably harder to write exploitable code in 2026 than it was even five years ago, and the data reflects that — as Matt put it, \"most hacks that we read about these days are actually logins, not actually hacks in terms of vulnerabilities.\" Attackers aren't breaking in — they're logging in.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1296,"content":1297},{},[1298,1302,1307,1311,1320],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1299,"marks":1300,"data":1301},"The data backs this up across the board. CrowdStrike's 2026 Global Threat Report found that ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1303,"marks":1304,"data":1306},"82% of attack detections are now malware-free",[1305],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1308,"marks":1309,"data":1310}," — no exploit, no payload, just access and legitimate functionality being abused.",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1313,"content":1315},"hyperlink",{"uri":1314},"https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/cloud_threat_horizons_report_h12026.pdf",[1316],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1317,"marks":1318,"data":1319}," Google/Mandiant",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1321,"marks":1322,"data":1323}," recently reported that identity issues were the initial access vector in 83% of cloud-related incidents.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1325,"content":1326},{},[1327],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1328,"marks":1329,"data":1330},"And when you look at the economics, the shift makes obvious sense: a browser RCE goes for around $250,000, while a PhaaS kit rental runs about $1,000 per year and a bulk stolen credential list costs $15. For a rational attacker, identity abuse isn't just easier — it's orders of magnitude cheaper.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1332,"content":1333},{},[1334],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1335,"marks":1336,"data":1337},"This isn't a new observation, but it's one that still hasn't fully landed in how most organizations allocate their security budgets. The bulk of enterprise security spending is still pointed at the endpoint and the network — tooling built for an era when the primary threat was malware and exploitation. The threat model has moved, and for a lot of organizations, the stack hasn't moved with it.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1340,"content":1341},"hr",{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":1343,"content":1344},{},[1345],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1346,"marks":1347,"data":1349},"2. AI is a force multiplier, but it isn't a super hacker",[1348],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1351,"content":1352},{},[1353],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1354,"marks":1355,"data":1356},"The Mythos discourse has been hard to escape. As Matt put it, the view that \"the AI super hacker has escaped the lab\" is \"not actually what's going on.\" What's actually happening is that AI models trained to understand code are turning out to be very good at finding specific types of vulnerabilities in predominantly legacy codebases — but defenders stand to gain a lot too.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1358,"content":1359},{},[1360,1364,1372],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1361,"marks":1362,"data":1363},"As Matt referenced, Google's CISO Heather Adkins said on stage at the Unprompted conference that Google's stated goal is \"to eliminate all software vulnerabilities, period.\" And browser zero-days already hit a",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1365,"content":1367},{"uri":1366},"https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/2025-zero-day-review",[1368],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1369,"marks":1370,"data":1371}," historic low at just 9% of all zero-days reported to Google in 2025",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1373,"marks":1374,"data":1375},".",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1377,"content":1378},{},[1379,1383],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1380,"marks":1381,"data":1382},"But w",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1384,"marks":1385,"data":1386},"on't AI-assisted vulnerability discovery eventually make browser exploits cheaper for attackers too? Perhaps — but it will simultaneously make them easier for browser vendors to find and patch, and vendors like Google and Microsoft have the engineering capacity and financial incentive to scale AI-driven remediation far faster than attackers can scale exploit development.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1388,"content":1389},{},[1390,1394,1402],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1391,"marks":1392,"data":1393},"As Matt noted, \"they didn't train these models to be good at cybersecurity — they just trained them to get better and better at code,\" and big tech vendors like Google have the resources to really invest in these tools. The rational play for attackers is the same one it's been for years: skip the exploit development entirely and",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1395,"content":1397},{"uri":1396},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/introducing-the-browser-and-identity-attacks-matrix/",[1398],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1399,"marks":1400,"data":1401}," steal identities and sessions in the browser",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1403,"marks":1404,"data":1405}," instead.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1407,"content":1408},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":1410,"content":1411},{},[1412],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1413,"marks":1414,"data":1416},"3. MFA is essential — but it isn't a silver bullet",[1415],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1418,"content":1419},{},[1420],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1421,"marks":1422,"data":1423},"Nobody's arguing against MFA. It's one of the most important security controls any organization can deploy, and both Matt and Mark were clear about that. But the conversation surfaced something that doesn't get enough attention: there are always gaps in coverage, and attackers have consistently found ways under, over, or through it.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1425,"content":1426},{},[1427,1431,1439],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1428,"marks":1429,"data":1430},"Mark observed that every organization he talks to says they're in the process of \"rolling out\" MFA. It's always in progress, never complete — there's always an app that doesn't support it, a legacy system that can't handle it, a user population that hasn't been migrated, or a SaaS vendor charging extra for the privilege (the ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1432,"content":1434},{"uri":1433},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/minimum-viable-identity-security/",[1435],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1436,"marks":1437,"data":1438},"security tax",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1440,"marks":1441,"data":1442},"). Coverage gaps are the norm, not the exception.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1444,"content":1445},{},[1446,1450,1458],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1447,"marks":1448,"data":1449},"Then there's the bypass evolution. Matt walked through the history — SMS and SIM swapping, push notifications and push fatigue, and now",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1451,"content":1453},{"uri":1452},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/2025-top-phishing-trends/",[1454],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1455,"marks":1456,"data":1457}," AiTM kits ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1459,"marks":1460,"data":1461},"that proxy the entire authentication flow, capturing both the password and the MFA token in a single attack. Every step up the MFA ladder, attackers have found a way around. Phishing-resistant methods like hardware tokens and passkeys are a meaningful improvement, but rollout is slow and uneven.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1463,"content":1464},{},[1465,1469,1477],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1466,"marks":1467,"data":1468},"And then there's the class of attacks that sidestep authentication entirely. Consent phishing,",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1470,"content":1472},{"uri":1471},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/device-code-phishing/",[1473],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1474,"marks":1475,"data":1476}," device code phishing",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1478,"marks":1479,"data":1480},", session hijacking — these are all post-authentication attacks. The user has already authenticated successfully, the MFA did its job, and the attacker is going after what comes after: OAuth tokens, session cookies, consent grants. Matt compared these to zero days for identity — they bypass the entire front end of your defensive stack. MFA is absolutely something you should be rolling out and strengthening, but it's one layer in what needs to be a deeper defense.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1482,"content":1483},{},[],{"nodeType":1485,"data":1486,"content":1492},"embedded-entry-block",{"target":1487},{"sys":1488},{"id":1489,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"7upGHPt7eVNji6v22h124t","Link","Entry",[],{"nodeType":1485,"data":1494,"content":1498},{"target":1495},{"sys":1496},{"id":1497,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"53U3LHhhHFYnEpShdLmDqs",[],{"nodeType":1339,"data":1500,"content":1501},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":1503,"content":1504},{},[1505],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1506,"marks":1507,"data":1509},"4. User training is not enough: better technical controls are required",[1508],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1511,"content":1512},{},[1513],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1514,"marks":1515,"data":1516},"Matt was blunt on this one: \"If those tips worked, cybersecurity as a profession would be out of business.\" 20+ years of user awareness training, and phishing is arguably more effective than ever. The standard advice — hover over links, check the sender, look for typos — assumes a level of sustained vigilance that no human can maintain across every interaction, every day.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1518,"content":1519},{},[1520,1524,1529],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1521,"marks":1522,"data":1523},"What made his point land was the contrast between the comment sections on his ClickFix content — \"Who the hell would fall for this?\" — and the reality that ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1525,"marks":1526,"data":1528},"every incident response professional he knows is currently working a ClickFix case. ",[1527],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1530,"marks":1531,"data":1532},"The people saying nobody would fall for it are not the people cleaning up after it.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1534,"content":1535},{},[1536],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1537,"marks":1538,"data":1539},"Matt also brought the recent Lazarus group fake job scams: threat actors spending six months building trust with a target — meeting in person at conferences, multiple times — before eventually getting them to install a malicious browser extension during a Zoom call. All of the social engineering that precedes the actual compromise is just trust-building, and the sophistication of that trust-building is increasing faster than any training program can keep up with. You need defensive layers that don't depend on the user making the right call every single time.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1541,"content":1542},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":1544,"content":1545},{},[1546],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1547,"marks":1548,"data":1550},"5. Every IR pro you know is working a ClickFix case",[1549],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1552,"content":1553},{},[1554,1558,1565,1569,1579,1583,1591],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1555,"marks":1556,"data":1557},"ClickFix came up repeatedly, and for good reason — it's one of the",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1559,"content":1560},{"uri":1396},[1561],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1562,"marks":1563,"data":1564}," most common initial access vectors",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1566,"marks":1567,"data":1568}," being reported right now. Matt said he doesn't know a single IR professional in his network who \"isn't actively working a ClickFix-related case.\" The technique, which tricks users into copying and pasting malicious commands, has spawned an entire family of variants (",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1570,"content":1572},{"uri":1571},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/installfix/",[1573],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1574,"marks":1575,"data":1578},"InstallFix",[1576],{"type":1577},"underline",{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1580,"marks":1581,"data":1582},",",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1584,"content":1586},{"uri":1585},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/consentfix/",[1587],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1588,"marks":1589,"data":1590}," ConsentFix",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1592,"marks":1593,"data":1594},", and others), and they're evolving fast.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1596,"content":1597},{},[1598],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1599,"marks":1600,"data":1601},"Matt shared a particularly good example of why the \"just don't fall for it\" advice falls apart. Attackers were paying for ads promoting ChatGPT chat history links on technical search queries — things like \"how to clean up disk space on Mac.\" The top result was a legitimate-looking ChatGPT interface with what appeared to be helpful terminal commands.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1603,"content":1604},{},[1605],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1606,"marks":1607,"data":1608},"The user was already looking for commands to copy and paste into their terminal. The attack didn't need to trick them into doing something unusual — it just showed up in the exact context where copy-pasting commands was the expected behavior.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1610,"content":1611},{},[1612],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1613,"marks":1614,"data":1615},"The new variants keep appearing because the underlying technique is modular — the trust-building wrapper changes (fake CAPTCHAs, fake error messages, fake install instructions, fake AI chat interfaces), but the core mechanic is the same. What makes it dangerous is that each new wrapper goes quasi-viral among attackers when it proves successful, which means the window between a new variant appearing and widespread adoption is very short.",[],{},{"nodeType":1277,"data":1617,"content":1618},{},[1619],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1620,"marks":1621,"data":1623},"6. Browser extensions are the threat that never went away (and it's a bigger problem than ever)",[1622],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1625,"content":1626},{},[1627,1631,1639],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1628,"marks":1629,"data":1630},"Browser extensions are a topic we've",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1632,"content":1634},{"uri":1633},"https://pushsecurity.com/resources/browser-extensions-webinar",[1635],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1636,"marks":1637,"data":1638}," covered in depth before",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1640,"marks":1641,"data":1642},", and Matt's perspective reinforced why. His first conference talk — Black Hat and DEF CON in 2011 — was about Chrome extension security. As he put it: \"I could give that talk right now with very few changes to the slides and it would still be extremely relevant.\"",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1644,"content":1645},{},[1646,1650,1658],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1647,"marks":1648,"data":1649},"The core problem hasn't moved:",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1651,"content":1653},{"uri":1652},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/why-browser-extension-risk-scoring-wont-predict-your-next-breach/",[1654],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1655,"marks":1656,"data":1657}," extensions need broad permissions to function",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1659,"marks":1660,"data":1661},", even for completely legitimate use cases. A password manager needs to read login forms on every website. A dark mode extension needs to modify the DOM on every page. An RSS reader needs access to arbitrary sites. These aren't excessive permissions — they're the minimum required for the extension to do what it advertises.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1663,"content":1664},{},[1665],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1666,"marks":1667,"data":1668},"What's making it worse is the AI adoption wave. Many AI tools ship with browser extension counterparts, and employees are installing them alongside the apps themselves — often without approval. The broader rush to adopt AI tooling is acting as a force multiplier for the shadow SaaS problem that security teams have been struggling with for years, and extensions are a big part of that.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1670,"content":1671},{},[1672],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1673,"marks":1674,"data":1675},"The ways extensions get compromised vary. Users still get tricked into installing something malicious from the start, but legitimate extensions also turn malicious after the fact. Matt outlined several mechanisms: developer accounts getting compromised and attackers pushing malicious updates to the existing user base; extension developers accepting monetization deals that turn out to be data-harvesting operations; and threat actors outright purchasing extensions with established user bases and then pushing malware to them.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1677,"content":1678},{},[1679],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1680,"marks":1681,"data":1682},"The Chrome Web Store doesn't solve this. Matt noted that he uploaded a proof-of-concept extension literally called \"Malicious Extension\" and it made it onto the store. There's some review process, but it's not real-time, it's not continuous, and it doesn't cover updates after initial submission.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1684,"content":1685},{},[1686,1690,1698],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1687,"marks":1688,"data":1689},"Even organizations with a formal extension approval process typically only look at the extension once — at install time. Nobody's reviewing every update to every approved extension. And the risk assessment? \"It's mostly based on vibes. There's very little science here.\" Even at organizations with mature security programs, Matt hasn't seen many that have",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1691,"content":1693},{"uri":1692},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/browser-extension-management-guide/",[1694],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1695,"marks":1696,"data":1697}," real-time, ongoing visibility",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1699,"marks":1700,"data":1701}," into what's happening inside their employees' browser extensions.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1703,"content":1704},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":1706,"content":1707},{},[1708],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1709,"marks":1710,"data":1712},"7. You have 30 minutes to respond to a cloud intrusion — and revoking the token isn't enough",[1711],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1714,"content":1715},{},[1716],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1717,"marks":1718,"data":1719},"Matt was direct about the speed benchmark practitioners should be targeting: meaningful containment and eradication within about 30 minutes, because attackers are partially achieving their objectives in 20 to 40 minutes and significantly past the point of no return within an hour.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1721,"content":1722},{},[1723,1727,1735],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1724,"marks":1725,"data":1726},"The data supports this picture. CrowdStrike reports that the average e-crime \"breakout time\" (moving from initial access to high-value assets) is now just 29 minutes, while Google reports that the median time between initial access and hand-off to a secondary group has collapsed from",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1728,"content":1730},{"uri":1729},"https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/m-trends-2026",[1731],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1732,"marks":1733,"data":1734}," over 8 hours in 2022 to just 22 seconds in 2025",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1736,"marks":1737,"data":1738}," — pointing to a highly automated, interconnected, and professionalized threat actor ecosystem.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1740,"content":1741},{},[1742],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1743,"marks":1744,"data":1745},"But speed alone isn't the problem Matt emphasized — it's that the containment actions practitioners think they have don't actually work the way they expect. His anecdote about revoking an IdP OAuth token and assuming the session was killed, only to discover that the 200 downstream SaaS session tokens were still live, will resonate with anyone who has worked an identity-based incident.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1747,"content":1748},{},[1749],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1750,"marks":1751,"data":1752},"You can't move that fast if you're figuring out what your tools can and can't do during the incident. The teams that handle these situations well are the ones that have taken stock of their actual capabilities beforehand — what their IdP revokes, what it doesn't, which SaaS apps have independent session management, where the gaps are. The teams that don't are the ones at \"1 AM with a pager in hand going, 'What the hell do I do now?'\" as Matt described it. \"Ask me how I know.\"",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1754,"content":1755},{},[],{"nodeType":1757,"data":1758,"content":1759},"blockquote",{},[1760],{"nodeType":1288,"data":1761,"content":1762},{},[1763,1767,1775],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1764,"marks":1765,"data":1766},"This post is a recap of",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1768,"content":1770},{"uri":1769},"https://pushsecurity.com/resources/security-theatre-vs-security-works",[1771],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1772,"marks":1773,"data":1774}," Security theatre vs. security that works",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1776,"marks":1777,"data":1778},", the third episode in Push Security's webcast series on the state of browser attacks. Watch the full recording for the complete conversation, including live Q&A with Mark and Matt.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1780,"content":1781},{},[],{"nodeType":1288,"data":1783,"content":1784},{},[1785],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1786,"marks":1787,"data":1788},"Push Security is the most powerful AI-native security tool in the browser. Think EDR, but for the browser — high-fidelity telemetry and real-time control across every session, on every device, with no browser migration required.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1790,"content":1791},{},[1792],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1793,"marks":1794,"data":1795},"Security teams use Push to detect and stop advanced browser-based attacks like AiTM phishing, ClickFix, and session hijacking; gain visibility and control over AI tool usage across their workforce; harden identities by surfacing credential reuse, SSO gaps, and shadow IT; and support data loss and insider investigations with browser-layer telemetry that other tools can't see.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1797,"content":1798},{},[1799,1802,1811],{"nodeType":1281,"value":29,"marks":1800,"data":1801},[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1803,"content":1805},{"uri":1804},"https://pushsecurity.com/demo",[1806],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1807,"marks":1808,"data":1810},"Book a live demo",[1809],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1812,"marks":1813,"data":1814}," to learn more.",[],{},{"entries":1816},{"hyperlink":1817,"inline":1818,"block":1819},[],[],[1820,1827],{"sys":1821,"__typename":1822,"type":1823,"ctaText":1824,"buttonLabel":1825,"buttonColour":1826,"buttonUrl":61},{"id":1489},"CtaWidget","Custom","Check out our browser and identity attacks matrix for a comprehensive overview of attack techniques in a MITRE-inspired matrix","Check it out","sunny orange",{"sys":1828,"__typename":1829,"title":1830,"caption":1831,"layoutMode":62,"file":1832},{"id":1497},"Image","Browser & Identity Attacks Matrix","Browser and identity-based techniques have exploded since we first launched our attack matrix",{"url":1833,"width":1834,"height":1835},"https://images.ctfassets.net/y1cdw1ablpvd/L0Yc77y9vzrKVD72BQGX2/4ffe0bf61bd62f025262b8efd74394b7/Browser___Identity_Attacks_Matrix__1_.png",6160,4432,"json",{},"7 things we learned from our conversation with Matt Johansen","2026-05-21T00:00:00.000Z",{"items":1841},[1842,4839,6098],{"__typename":1843,"sys":1844,"content":1846,"title":4817,"synopsis":4818,"hashTags":62,"publishedDate":4819,"slug":4820,"tagsCollection":4821,"authorsCollection":4831},"BlogPosts",{"id":1845},"5DmCqTU2Tg4adYScA5vT2x",{"json":1847},{"nodeType":1273,"data":1848,"content":1849},{},[1850,1856,1876,1895,1902,1908,1915,1922,1925,1933,1939,2024,2044,2050,2057,2178,2184,2187,2195,2202,2208,2211,2220,2262,2268,2275,2282,2289,2296,2316,2322,2328,2334,2340,2346,2352,2358,2364,2631,2634,2642,2777,2783,2786,2794,2928,2934,2937,2945,3092,3098,3101,3109,3250,3256,3259,3267,3414,3420,3423,3431,3577,3583,3586,3594,3689,3695,3698,3706,3800,3806,3809,3817,3823,3956,3962,3965,3973,4022,4028,4031,4039,4186,4192,4195,4203,4337,4343,4346,4354,4366,4373,4379,4385,4392,4413,4429,4435,4438,4446,4454,4475,4496,4501,4508,4515,4523,4530,4537,4544,4552,4559,4610,4616,4619,4627,4634,4641,4688,4694,4701,4704,4712,4719,4726,4746,4752,4759,4767,4774],{"nodeType":1485,"data":1851,"content":1855},{"target":1852},{"sys":1853},{"id":1854,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"XOFOeNqmRHeiRbkPOJrP1",[],{"nodeType":1288,"data":1857,"content":1858},{},[1859,1863,1872],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1860,"marks":1861,"data":1862},"The OAuth 2.0 ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1864,"content":1866},{"uri":1865},"https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8628",[1867],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1868,"marks":1869,"data":1871},"device authorization grant",[1870],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1873,"marks":1874,"data":1875}," was designed to enable input-constrained devices to sign-in to apps by asking the user to complete the login on a separate device by entering a code. But today, it’s mainly used when accessing CLI tools, meaning that many users encounter the device code flow daily. ",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1877,"content":1878},{},[1879,1882,1891],{"nodeType":1281,"value":29,"marks":1880,"data":1881},[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1883,"content":1885},{"uri":1884},"https://github.com/pushsecurity/saas-attacks/blob/main/techniques/device_code_phishing/description.md",[1886],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1887,"marks":1888,"data":1890},"Device code phishing",[1889],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1892,"marks":1893,"data":1894}," attacks designed to exploit this authorization flow are not new — it was among the first techniques that we added to the SaaS attacks matrix back in 2023. But it’s taken until now for it to really enter mainstream adoption. ",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1896,"content":1897},{},[1898],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1899,"marks":1900,"data":1901},"The technique tricks a user into issuing access tokens for an attacker-controlled application (not a device, confusingly). Any app that supports device code logins can be a target. Popular examples include Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, GitHub, and AWS. That said, Microsoft is, as always, much more heavily targeted at scale now than any other app.",[],{},{"nodeType":1485,"data":1903,"content":1907},{"target":1904},{"sys":1905},{"id":1906,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"Al0pGH8vmOYiufDFiAbt0",[],{"nodeType":1288,"data":1909,"content":1910},{},[1911],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1912,"marks":1913,"data":1914},"We’ve always been surprised that attackers haven’t commonly used device code phishing in their standard toolkit, preferring session-stealing AITM phishing and other social engineering attacks like ClickFix. But it’s pretty clear from the recent data that the shift to mainstream adoption has now happened. ",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":1916,"content":1917},{},[1918],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1919,"marks":1920,"data":1921},"In this blog post, we’ll explore the history of device code phishing, what’s changed for it to enter mainstream adoption, how it works under the hood (with recent examples), and what security teams can do about it. ",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":1923,"content":1924},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":1926,"content":1927},{},[1928],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1929,"marks":1930,"data":1932},"A brief history of device code phishing",[1931],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1485,"data":1934,"content":1938},{"target":1935},{"sys":1936},{"id":1937,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"6u3DgvSGChtTJu7l9I7PG1",[],{"nodeType":1288,"data":1940,"content":1941},{},[1942,1946,1955,1959,1968,1972,1981,1985,1994,1998,2007,2011,2020],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1943,"marks":1944,"data":1945},"The technique was first documented in 2020, before Secureworks released the first tooling framework ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1947,"content":1949},{"uri":1948},"https://github.com/secureworks/PhishInSuits",[1950],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1951,"marks":1952,"data":1954},"PhishInSuits",[1953],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1956,"marks":1957,"data":1958}," a year later. A host of research followed, including ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1960,"content":1962},{"uri":1961},"https://github.com/secureworks/squarephish",[1963],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1964,"marks":1965,"data":1967},"SquarePhish",[1966],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1969,"marks":1970,"data":1971}," v1 (using QR codes to trigger the 15 minute code expiration window), Dirk-Jan Mollema’s ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1973,"content":1975},{"uri":1974},"https://dirkjanm.io/phishing-for-microsoft-entra-primary-refresh-tokens/",[1976],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1977,"marks":1978,"data":1980},"key research",[1979],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1982,"marks":1983,"data":1984}," (chaining device code phishing via Microsoft apps into Primary Refresh Token (PRT) acquisition to gain full browser-level access) and Dennis Kniep’s ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":1986,"content":1988},{"uri":1987},"https://github.com/denniskniep/DeviceCodePhishing",[1989],{"nodeType":1281,"value":1990,"marks":1991,"data":1993},"DeviceCodePhishing tool",[1992],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1995,"marks":1996,"data":1997}," which automates the entire flow with a headless browser. 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The attacks morphed into a broader supply chain campaign using stolen credentials, ultimately resulting in 1000+ organizations being compromised and over 1.5 billion stolen records claimed. ",[],{},{"nodeType":2062,"data":2118,"content":2119},{},[2120],{"nodeType":1288,"data":2121,"content":2122},{},[2123,2127,2135,2139,2148,2152,2161,2165,2174],{"nodeType":1281,"value":2124,"marks":2125,"data":2126},"A massive spike in activity in late 2025 and 2026. 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The browser sees the login itself, which means it discovers the identity at the moment it's created or used — authentication method, password strength, MFA status, and all.",[],{},{"nodeType":1485,"data":5114,"content":5118},{"target":5115},{"sys":5116},{"id":5117,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"HETvBCPsKGkqLVtaasXH0",[],{"nodeType":1288,"data":5120,"content":5121},{},[5122],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5123,"marks":5124,"data":5125},"But discovery without enforcement is just an inventory problem. Being in the browser means that you're in a great position to act on what it finds at the moment of authentication. Browser-native guardrails that prompt MFA enrollment, guide users toward stronger credentials, and redirect to SSO login paths close the gap at scale, on every app, including those the IdP has never seen. They also produce the continuous, auditable evidence of MFA coverage and credential hygiene across the full application estate that regulators, insurers, and auditors increasingly require — evidence that no IdP-centric tool can provide for apps outside its scope.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":5127,"content":5128},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":5130,"content":5131},{},[5132],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5133,"marks":5134,"data":5136},"#4 — Browser extension security",[5135],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5138,"content":5139},{},[5140],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5102,"marks":5141,"data":5143},[5142],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5145,"content":5146},{},[5147,5151,5160,5163,5171,5174,5182],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5148,"marks":5149,"data":5150},"Browser extensions have become one of the most talked-about attack surfaces in security over the past 18 months, and understandably so — a string of high-profile supply chain compromises have collectively impacted tens of millions of users since late 2024 (",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5152,"content":5154},{"uri":5153},"https://www.cyberhaven.com/blog/cyberhavens-chrome-extension-security-incident-and-what-were-doing-about-it",[5155],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5156,"marks":5157,"data":5159},"Cyberhaven",[5158],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1580,"marks":5161,"data":5162},[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5164,"content":5166},{"uri":5165},"https://thehackernews.com/2025/12/darkspectre-browser-extension-campaigns.html",[5167],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5168,"marks":5169,"data":5170}," DarkSpectre",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":1580,"marks":5172,"data":5173},[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5175,"content":5177},{"uri":5176},"https://thehackernews.com/2025/12/trust-wallet-chrome-extension-hack.html",[5178],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5179,"marks":5180,"data":5181}," Trust Wallet",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5183,"marks":5184,"data":5185},", among many others).",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5187,"content":5188},{},[5189,5192,5200,5204,5209,5213,5218],{"nodeType":1281,"value":29,"marks":5190,"data":5191},[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5193,"content":5194},{"uri":1652},[5195],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5196,"marks":5197,"data":5199},"Analysis of 20,000+ extensions across Push customers",[5198],{"type":1577},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5201,"marks":5202,"data":5203}," found ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5205,"marks":5206,"data":5208},"46.76% have the permission combinations needed to perform account takeover with no user interaction",[5207],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5210,"marks":5211,"data":5212},", making permissions-based risk scoring effectively useless as a triage tool. The real threat model is not malicious extensions at install time — it's legitimate extensions that ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5214,"marks":5215,"data":5217},"become",[5216],{"type":276},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5219,"marks":5220,"data":5221}," malicious after an ownership transfer, developer account compromise, or silent update push. Every major extension supply chain breach of the past 18 months scored as low-risk immediately before compromise.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5223,"content":5224},{},[5225],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5226,"marks":5227,"data":5228},"SWGs and network tools are structurally blind to this attack surface: a malicious extension exfiltrating session tokens generates no anomalous network signal — its traffic is indistinguishable from normal browsing. Endpoint agents have no visibility into extension behavior at the session level. Extension inventory, supply chain change monitoring — ownership transfers, permission escalations, developer contact changes — and enforcement all require browser-layer access by definition.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":5230,"content":5231},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":5233,"content":5234},{},[5235],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5236,"marks":5237,"data":5239},"#5 — Shadow SaaS discovery and OAuth integration governance",[5238],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5241,"content":5242},{},[5243],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5102,"marks":5244,"data":5246},[5245],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5248,"content":5249},{},[5250,5254,5259,5263,5268],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5251,"marks":5252,"data":5253},"Shadow SaaS discovery shares DNA with identity posture hardening (#3) — both start with the same browser-native visibility into login events that no other layer can replicate. Where identity posture focuses on hardening ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5255,"marks":5256,"data":5258},"how",[5257],{"type":276},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5260,"marks":5261,"data":5262}," employees authenticate, shadow SaaS discovery focuses on ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5264,"marks":5265,"data":5267},"what",[5266],{"type":276},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5269,"marks":5270,"data":5271}," they authenticate to: surfacing the full estate of applications in use across the organization, including those that IT has never sanctioned or even heard of.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5273,"content":5274},{},[5275],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5276,"marks":5277,"data":5278},"OAuth integration governance is the component of shadow SaaS that is both the most potentially damaging and the hardest to surface through other means. The SaaS-to-SaaS OAuth pivot is now an industrialized attack pattern.",[],{},{"nodeType":2058,"data":5280,"content":5281},{},[5282,5304],{"nodeType":2062,"data":5283,"content":5284},{},[5285],{"nodeType":1288,"data":5286,"content":5287},{},[5288,5292,5300],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5289,"marks":5290,"data":5291},"The",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5293,"content":5295},{"uri":5294},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/analyzing-the-instructure-breach/",[5296],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5297,"marks":5298,"data":5299}," ShinyHunters",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5301,"marks":5302,"data":5303}," Salesforce campaign — which compromised 1,000+ organizations and 1.5 billion records — demonstrated the full chain: the attacker didn't stop at stealing customer data but harvested OAuth tokens, AWS access keys, and Snowflake tokens from breached tenants and pivoted through connected services like Salesloft, Drift, and Gainsight to reach hundreds more organizations.",[],{},{"nodeType":2062,"data":5305,"content":5306},{},[5307],{"nodeType":1288,"data":5308,"content":5309},{},[5310,5313,5321],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5289,"marks":5311,"data":5312},[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5314,"content":5316},{"uri":5315},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/unpacking-the-vercel-breach/",[5317],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5318,"marks":5319,"data":5320}," Context.ai → Vercel",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5322,"marks":5323,"data":5324}," chain followed the same logic — stored OAuth tokens from a forgotten AI app trial provided the bridge into Google Workspace, internal dashboards, and API keys. These are not isolated incidents; they are the repeatable playbook for extracting maximum value from a single compromise through the trust relationships that OAuth connections encode.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5326,"content":5327},{},[5328],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5329,"marks":5330,"data":5331},"Every OAuth consent grant transits the browser — the authorization prompt, the scope disclosure, the user's approval click, and the redirect that completes the grant all happen inside a browser session — which makes the browser the only layer where an unwanted grant can be intercepted before the token is issued and the persistent access path is created. Once a token exists, the damage is done: it survives password resets, MFA changes, and session revocations, and revoking it after the fact requires first knowing it was granted, which most organizations do not.",[],{},{"nodeType":1339,"data":5333,"content":5334},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":5336,"content":5337},{},[5338],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5339,"marks":5340,"data":5342},"#6 — Blocking ClickFix and social engineering-based malware delivery",[5341],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5344,"content":5345},{},[5346],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5347,"marks":5348,"data":5350},"Security value: High | Browser fit: Strong for interception — shared with endpoint security for execution. ConsentFix is a browser-native exception that is T1-aligned.",[5349],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5352,"content":5353},{},[5354,5358,5363,5367,5375,5379,5384,5388,5393],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5355,"marks":5356,"data":5357},"ClickFix was the most common initial access vector reported by Microsoft in 2025, accounting for ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5359,"marks":5360,"data":5362},"47% of observed attacks",[5361],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5364,"marks":5365,"data":5366},". 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It is fileless (bypassing download scanning), user-executed (bypassing endpoint behavioral detections), and ",[],{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5389,"marks":5390,"data":5392},"4 in 5 ClickFix payloads intercepted by Push arrived via search engines",[5391],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5394,"marks":5395,"data":5396}," — not email (bypassing email anti-phishing controls).",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5398,"content":5399},{},[5400],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5401,"marks":5402,"data":5403},"The browser is the earliest and most effective intervention point — detecting the clipboard injection and social engineering lure before anything reaches the endpoint in executable form. But the problem doesn't end at the browser boundary: once the command has been pasted and run, detection and remediation become endpoint problems, and a mature defense requires both layers. The broader *Fix family — FileFix, InstallFix, and similar derivatives — follows the same pattern, with the browser providing the critical early-warning layer within a defense that spans browser and endpoint.",[],{},{"nodeType":1485,"data":5405,"content":5409},{"target":5406},{"sys":5407},{"id":5408,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"39alMHtw9FPHbQINqbAgBN",[],{"nodeType":1339,"data":5411,"content":5412},{},[],{"nodeType":1277,"data":5414,"content":5415},{},[5416],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5417,"marks":5418,"data":5420},"#7 — AI visibility and control: enforcing which AI tools employees can use and how",[5419],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5422,"content":5423},{},[5424],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5425,"marks":5426,"data":5428},"Security value: High | Browser fit: Strong for access enforcement — but AI governance is not a new security problem so much as a force multiplier on existing ones",[5427],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5430,"content":5431},{},[5432,5436,5445,5449,5458],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5433,"marks":5434,"data":5435},"AI adoption is outpacing security governance at nearly every organization, and ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5437,"content":5439},{"uri":5438},"https://pushsecurity.com/blog/7-things-omdias-latest-report-tells-us-about-the-secure-enterprise-browser-market/",[5440],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5441,"marks":5442,"data":5444},"71% of organizations are concerned about data leakage via unsanctioned AI apps",[5443],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5446,"marks":5447,"data":5448},". But the security problems that AI creates are not, for the most part, novel — they are existing Tier 1 problems amplified by a new category of tooling. Shadow AI apps are shadow SaaS (#5). AI OAuth integrations are OAuth governance (#5). AI browser extensions are extension security (#4). The risk of employees using personal AI accounts — ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5450,"content":5452},{"uri":5451},"https://keepaware.com/blog/46-of-sensitive-data-bypasses-your-dlp",[5453],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5454,"marks":5455,"data":5457},"46% of sensitive inputs to AI tools are sent via personal accounts",[5456],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5459,"marks":5460,"data":5461}," — is an identity posture problem (#3).",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5463,"content":5464},{},[5465],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5466,"marks":5467,"data":5468},"The component parts that allow you to govern AI are individually Tier 1 capabilities, and the browser is the best single layer for gaining visibility and control over AI usage — it sees the apps, the OAuth grants, the extensions, and the account context. But a complete end-to-end solution also requires a presence on the endpoint layer (for local AI tools, IDE-integrated agents, and API-level usage that never touches the browser), and prompt-level DLP on sanctioned tools is better handled by platform-native controls than by browser-layer observation.",[],{},{"nodeType":1485,"data":5470,"content":5474},{"target":5471},{"sys":5472},{"id":5473,"type":1490,"linkType":1491},"6Py3z9VgjhKrchmYvhmbsq",[],{"nodeType":1288,"data":5476,"content":5477},{},[5478],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5479,"marks":5480,"data":5481},"The browser is what makes platform controls effective — if employees are using personal accounts, there are no enterprise audit logs to inspect. 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That's the difference between inferring what happened and seeing it directly, and it determines scope, drives containment decisions, and provides the direct evidential record that neither endpoint DLP nor network monitoring can supply for browser-native attacks.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5538,"content":5539},{},[5540],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5541,"marks":5542,"data":5543},"Browser telemetry is a key addition to the investigative picture. 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Second, detecting stolen factors when attackers attempt to use them — and infostealers produce two categories of stolen factor that the browser can guard against.",[],{},{"nodeType":2058,"data":5591,"content":5592},{},[5593,5603],{"nodeType":2062,"data":5594,"content":5595},{},[5596],{"nodeType":1288,"data":5597,"content":5598},{},[5599],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5600,"marks":5601,"data":5602},"Stolen credentials can be identified at the point of login: browser-layer detection flags credentials that appear in known breach datasets, catching infostealer-harvested passwords being replayed in credential stuffing campaigns before the account is compromised.",[],{},{"nodeType":2062,"data":5604,"content":5605},{},[5606],{"nodeType":1288,"data":5607,"content":5608},{},[5609],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5610,"marks":5611,"data":5612},"Stolen session tokens are caught through a different mechanism: sessions originating in instrumented browsers carry a marker, and when a token subsequently appears in an un-instrumented browser it is a confirmed stolen session — catching infostealer-harvested cookies being replayed regardless of how or where the token was originally harvested.",[],{},{"nodeType":1288,"data":5614,"content":5615},{},[5616,5620,5629,5633,5638],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5617,"marks":5618,"data":5619},"This is particularly critical for the ",[],{},{"nodeType":1312,"data":5621,"content":5623},{"uri":5622},"https://www.verizon.com/business/en-gb/resources/reports/dbir/",[5624],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5625,"marks":5626,"data":5628},"46% of infected devices that are unmanaged",[5627],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5630,"marks":5631,"data":5632}," where EDR is absent and the stolen credentials and session tokens will never be detected at the endpoint. 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This is a problem for browser vendors to solve, and it's not a big enough problem to warrant enterprises investing in additional mitigating controls.",[],{},{"nodeType":2062,"data":5705,"content":5706},{},[5707],{"nodeType":1288,"data":5708,"content":5709},{},[5710,5715],{"nodeType":1281,"value":5711,"marks":5712,"data":5714},"Domain and URL category controls",[5713],{"type":1285},{},{"nodeType":1281,"value":5716,"marks":5717,"data":5718}," offer genuine browser-layer value but are commoditized by SWG and DNS filtering tools most organizations already operate. 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