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MFA Bypass & Token Spraying

Attackers are increasingly sidestepping multi-factor authentication rather than breaking it, through token spraying, session replay and exploited appliance flaws. This hub tracks the techniques, the victims and the countermeasures vendors and defenders propose.

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Authentication & MFA

Most SaaS apps cannot locally mandate phishing-resistant MFA

A study of 95 SaaS apps reveals most cannot locally mandate passkeys, forcing firms to rely on identity providers and expensive enterprise plans.

· 3 min read documented

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Timeline 6 reports

  1. 2026
  2. Attackers bypass MFA at 79 organizations using session token replay
  3. FIDO2 passkeys block session token theft
  4. Cisco warns of exploited authentication bypass in SD-WAN Manager
  5. Attacker bypasses MFA at 79 organizations using token spraying
  6. Cisco warns of exploited zero-day authentication bypass in ISE
  7. Most SaaS apps cannot locally mandate phishing-resistant MFA