What is AiTM Phishing?
Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) attacks are a growing threat that target login pages and intercept user credentials and session tokens. This site provides a simple overview of how AiTM attacks work and what organizations can do to prevent them.
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What AiTM?
AiTM attacks place a malicious server between a user and a real login page. This allows attackers to capture session tokens — giving them unauthorized access even when MFA is enabled.
How AiTM Is Prevented
Organizations can reduce risk by using phish-resistant authentication, trusted device requirements, strong Conditional Access policies, and modern session protections.
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