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So let’s take a look at why we’re still stuck with passwords, how attackers are increasingly exploiting weak credentials to infiltrate organizations, and how Push can help you get visibility and control of all your workforce identities.",[],{},{"nodeType":1294,"data":1734,"content":1735},{},[1736,1740,1745],{"nodeType":1293,"value":1737,"marks":1738,"data":1739},"We’ll also cover how you can use Push’s latest feature, ",[],{},{"nodeType":1293,"value":1741,"marks":1742,"data":1744},"Strong password enforcement",[1743],{"type":1521},{},{"nodeType":1293,"value":1746,"marks":1747,"data":1748},", to require that employees use strong, unique passwords. 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For the last 1 million or so logins that Push recorded, more than a quarter (26%) were password logins.",[],{},{"nodeType":1781,"data":1782,"content":1783},"blockquote",{},[1784],{"nodeType":1294,"data":1785,"content":1786},{},[1787],{"nodeType":1293,"value":1788,"marks":1789,"data":1790},"For the last 1M+ logins that the Push browser agent observed, more than a quarter were password logins.",[],{},{"nodeType":1294,"data":1792,"content":1793},{},[1794],{"nodeType":1293,"value":1795,"marks":1796,"data":1797},"Of those password logins, 18% had a security issue with the password — reused, easily guessable, already leaked in a public breach list, or actively for sale in criminal forums.",[],{},{"nodeType":1294,"data":1799,"content":1800},{},[1801],{"nodeType":1293,"value":1802,"marks":1803,"data":1804},"Yet when strong, unique passwords are used in conjunction with MFA, they can provide a powerful line of defense. 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Some services provide no information at all about which accounts can even access a given tenant.",[],{},{"nodeType":1294,"data":1902,"content":1903},{},[1904,1909],{"nodeType":1293,"value":1905,"marks":1906,"data":1908},"The impact: ",[1907],{"type":1521},{},{"nodeType":1293,"value":1910,"marks":1911,"data":1912},"These systemic factors contribute to what we see many organizations grappling with: Known visibility gaps in their workforce identities, which are scattered across many more third-party apps than they imagine, and unknown account security risks for both managed and unmanaged apps.",[],{},{"nodeType":1294,"data":1914,"content":1915},{},[1916],{"nodeType":1293,"value":1917,"marks":1918,"data":1919},"These gaps open up a large attack surface for organizations. 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Account takeover through modern phishing attacks like the one we've analysed here is key to unlocking this attack surface. ",[],{},{"nodeType":1294,"data":3369,"content":3370},{},[3371],{"nodeType":1293,"value":3372,"marks":3373,"data":3374},"While the vast majority of phishing attacks that we observe do focus on core platforms like Microsoft, Google Workspace and Okta, it makes sense that attackers are broadening their focus to take advantage of the fact that phishing targeting these accounts is less obviously a target, and these accounts are often much less securely configured. But there are many ways to target the interconnected ecosystem of SaaS apps in creative ways that most organizations (and users) are seriously underprepared for. ",[],{},{"nodeType":1294,"data":3376,"content":3377},{},[3378,3382,3390],{"nodeType":1293,"value":3379,"marks":3380,"data":3381},"Attackers have been targeting consumers and individuals via their sprawl of internet apps for some time — are more business-focused threat groups waking up to the opportunity of targeting SaaS? 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Even if the target gets an email notification, the phish isn’t delivered via email directly, and so email-based scanning solutions won’t detect it — they’ll receive a legitimate notification email directly from GitHub. It’s also less likely to raise suspicion as GitHub issue notifications are expected, increasing the click chance. ",{"data":3621,"content":3625,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3622},{"sys":3623},{"id":3624,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"6d6MMyPQ7vaY2KrJTHGeO6",[],{"data":3627,"content":3628,"nodeType":1382},{},[],{"data":3630,"content":3631,"nodeType":1322},{},[3632],{"data":3633,"marks":3634,"value":3636,"nodeType":1293},{},[3635],{"type":1521},"2. Not really consent phishing?",{"data":3638,"content":3639,"nodeType":1294},{},[3640],{"data":3641,"marks":3642,"value":3643,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"This example is much more unusual. In this case, the attacker used malicious Microsoft OAuth apps impersonating Adobe and DocuSign. ",{"data":3645,"content":3646,"nodeType":1294},{},[3647],{"data":3648,"marks":3649,"value":3650,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"Rather than trying to grab lots of juicy permissions for Microsoft, the attacker used consent phishing to prevent automated analysis of their phishing page by security tools. To be served the real phishing page, you need to first authorize the fake OAuth app — meaning that security tools and bots won’t be able to reach the page to determine if it’s malicious or not. ",{"data":3652,"content":3653,"nodeType":1294},{},[3654],{"data":3655,"marks":3656,"value":3657,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"The attack started with attackers sending phishing emails to target users with a fake password reset lure. ",{"data":3659,"content":3663,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3660},{"sys":3661},{"id":3662,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"3cLd6EbraN9fKuGgL0kkgC",[],{"data":3665,"content":3666,"nodeType":1294},{},[3667],{"data":3668,"marks":3669,"value":3670,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"Because the initial phishing link directs to the legitimate login.microsoftonline.com URL, it appears legitimate and bypasses common domain-based security checks. ",{"data":3672,"content":3673,"nodeType":1294},{},[3674],{"data":3675,"marks":3676,"value":3677,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"After clicking the link, the user signs into their real Microsoft account (this might even happen automatically if the user is already signed in on the device/browser they’re using). They are then redirected to a permissions request page for the fake OAuth app. ",{"data":3679,"content":3683,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3680},{"sys":3681},{"id":3682,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"6O4CSx1VCoPAIjjsnKzu75",[],{"data":3685,"content":3686,"nodeType":1294},{},[3687],{"data":3688,"marks":3689,"value":3690,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"The permissions requested by the app (profile, email, openid) are so limited as to be basically unexploitable. They are also the same permissions you would accept if you were authorizing Microsoft to perform a social login (SSO via OIDC) to a third party app.",{"data":3692,"content":3693,"nodeType":1294},{},[3694,3698,3706],{"data":3695,"marks":3696,"value":3697,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"Clicking the link redirects the victim to the malicious page but masks it using the legit Cloudflare Turnstile service. 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They’re also layering it with a range of other detection evasion techniques like using Cloudflare Turnstile.  ",{"data":3742,"content":3746,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3743},{"sys":3744},{"id":3745,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"4Bi9YoMwWVmKoWfkh5tiTA",[],{"data":3748,"content":3749,"nodeType":1294},{},[3750],{"data":3751,"marks":3752,"value":3753,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"We’ve previously blogged about how attackers are using layered detection evasion techniques to circumvent typical phishing page detections, which are often email-based, including:",{"data":3755,"content":3756,"nodeType":1401},{},[3757,3778],{"data":3758,"content":3759,"nodeType":1405},{},[3760],{"data":3761,"content":3762,"nodeType":1294},{},[3763,3766,3774],{"data":3764,"marks":3765,"value":37,"nodeType":1293},{},[],{"data":3767,"content":3768,"nodeType":1337},{"uri":2956},[3769],{"data":3770,"marks":3771,"value":3773,"nodeType":1293},{},[3772],{"type":1345},"Prevent analysis of phishing pages",{"data":3775,"marks":3776,"value":3777,"nodeType":1293},{},[]," by security bots, including using legitimate services like Cloudflare Workers and Turnstile (as above), CAPTCHA, and various sandbox-aware techniques to ensure only the intended victim is served the phishing page, such as only providing the correct parameters to load the page if the correct path is followed (rather than attempting to load the malicious page by going directly to the domain). ",{"data":3779,"content":3780,"nodeType":1405},{},[3781],{"data":3782,"content":3783,"nodeType":1294},{},[3784,3787,3795],{"data":3785,"marks":3786,"value":37,"nodeType":1293},{},[],{"data":3788,"content":3789,"nodeType":1337},{"uri":2870},[3790],{"data":3791,"marks":3792,"value":3794,"nodeType":1293},{},[3793],{"type":1345},"DOM and visual obfuscation",{"data":3796,"marks":3797,"value":3798,"nodeType":1293},{},[]," of phishing pages when the victim does land on the page to prevent it from being identified as malicious through signature-based detection of page elements. ",{"data":3800,"content":3804,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3801},{"sys":3802},{"id":3803,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"2dN8np5odBecf7r1vBr69K",[],{"data":3806,"content":3807,"nodeType":1294},{},[3808],{"data":3809,"marks":3810,"value":3811,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"This seems a bit overkill and many of the steps here are likely to raise suspicion — like the fact that you’re never asked to provide the original code for the password reset, and are asked to unexpectedly consent to an OAuth app. But clearly, the attacker is more concerned about bypassing technical safeguards than human ones (not a great endorsement for the state of phishing awareness training). ",{"data":3813,"content":3814,"nodeType":1382},{},[],{"data":3816,"content":3817,"nodeType":1322},{},[3818],{"data":3819,"marks":3820,"value":3822,"nodeType":1293},{},[3821],{"type":1521},"How Push detects and blocks phishing attacks",{"data":3824,"content":3825,"nodeType":1294},{},[3826],{"data":3827,"marks":3828,"value":3829,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"Push overcomes the various detection evasion techniques shown here by using in-browser detections based on the phishing page that the user sees. This means that no matter where the user accesses the link from (email, IM platform, social media, or anywhere else on the internet) Push can observe and analyse the page to determine if it's malicious. ",{"data":3831,"content":3832,"nodeType":1294},{},[3833],{"data":3834,"marks":3835,"value":3836,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"Push uses layered detections based on identifying the phishing kit running on the page itself, whether the page is cloned from a legitimate login page, as well as detecting whether the credentials being entered on the page have been used to log into your SSO account previously. ",{"data":3838,"content":3842,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3839},{"sys":3840},{"id":3841,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"6B1toQAf44rDzQZijYRd9g",[],{"data":3844,"content":3848,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3845},{"sys":3846},{"id":3847,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"4ixcEsEW4EyqckOTmP5Pbb",[],{"data":3850,"content":3854,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3851},{"sys":3852},{"id":3853,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"01musWa3FUiO0CVFNWfwcy",[],{"data":3856,"content":3857,"nodeType":1382},{},[],{"data":3859,"content":3860,"nodeType":1322},{},[3861],{"data":3862,"marks":3863,"value":3865,"nodeType":1293},{},[3864],{"type":1521},"Using Push to review OAuth integrations",{"data":3867,"content":3868,"nodeType":1294},{},[3869],{"data":3870,"marks":3871,"value":3872,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"You can also use Push to discover and remove risky OAuth integrations accepted by your users. ",{"data":3874,"content":3878,"nodeType":1463},{"target":3875},{"sys":3876},{"id":3877,"type":1468,"linkType":1469},"5kJvy5SBcWLrK2EhLyR1ZD",[],{"data":3880,"content":3881,"nodeType":1294},{},[3882],{"data":3883,"marks":3884,"value":3885,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"This shows which OAuth apps have been added, which apps they are integrated with, what permissions they’ve been granted, as well as other properties that indicate risk (e.g. whether the app’s publisher has been verified). ",{"data":3887,"content":3888,"nodeType":1294},{},[3889],{"data":3890,"marks":3891,"value":3892,"nodeType":1293},{},[],"If your users are consent phished, you’ll be notified via webhook event that a new integration has been added. 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