Microsoft has quietly rolled out a new mechanism that shields users of its mobile Authenticator app from suspicious (and annoying) push notifications triggered by attackers. Preventing attacks relying on MFA fatigue When faced with MFA-protected accounts, threat actors repeatedly try to gain access with stolen login credentials and thus trigger a barrage of authentication requests delivered via authenticator apps. Their hope is that the victim will accept one either by mistake or to stop the … More
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