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Adversary-in-the-Middle

Detect and block AiTM proxies stealing session tokens.

ClickFix (+Fix variants)

Block attacks that trick users into running malicious code.

Malicious OAuth integrations

Detect suspicious OAuth consent flows and stop persistent access.

Malicious browser extensions

Shine a light on risky browser extensions.

Malicious file downloads

Gain visibility into browser downloads and block malicious files.

Ghost logins

Surface hidden login paths that bypass SSO and expose accounts.

Mobile phishing (QR & SMS)

Detect phishing links delivered via SMS and QR codes.

Credential stuffing

Identify reused and compromised credentials across SaaS logins.

Session hijacking

Detect and block stolen session tokens before attackers get access.

Zero-day phishing

Detect phishing TTPs directly in the browser and stop credential theft.

Stop account takeover

Stop ATO with stolen credential and compromised token detection.

Harden unmanaged identities

Harden access paths with visibility, detection, and guardrails.

Investigate browser-related incidents

Investigate and respond faster with unique browser telemetry.

Secure shadow SaaS

See and control shadow SaaS in the browser.

Secure AI

See and control AI apps in the browser.

Secure BYOD

Extend consistent browser-based protection to unmanaged devices.

Secure Chromebooks

Secure browser activity on Chromebooks without endpoint agents.

Investigate and stop data loss

Detect and prevent data loss across AI tools, apps, and sessions.

Remote browser isolation

Detect attacks that look like normal browsing.

Secure web gateways

Detect attacks inside the browser after SWGs allowed the connection.

Cloud access security broker

Catch browser-based identity threats in real time, not after the fact.

Security awareness training

Block real phishing instead of training users on simulations.

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Managing accounts and apps

Why am I seeing duplicate OAuth apps with Google Workspace?

On first glance, it may look like you have duplicate third-party Google Workspace integrations in the Push admin console.

However, if you compare the app IDs, they will be slightly different. This can happen when related integrations have different permissions.

For Google integrations, the Push platform differentiates based on the entire app ID, which follows the format <project ID>-<unique ID>.apps.googleusercontent.com.

If you see multiple entries in the Push admin console that appear to be for the same app, check the app ID by going to Inventory > OAuth apps, then clicking on each integration. Look at the Details section to find the app ID and then compare them.

Google integration metadata example - KB 10087