Breaking the code: Multi-stage ‘code of conduct’ phishing campaign leads to AiTM token compromise

2026-05-05T14:52:17Zdd9206df7050d5b5b643b8de22eb8cd551962ad7a5d39477f6533329f169d6b9
Agent 365AiTMCVE-2026-31431Sentinel UEBATycoon2FAcloud securitycredential theftemail fraudkuberneteslinux privilege escalationphishingshadow AIthreat intelligencetoken compromise

What happened

Microsoft Security Blog highlights a large-scale, multi-stage credential theft campaign that used “code of conduct” lures, legitimate email services and fully authenticated attacker-controlled domains to perform AiTM (adversary-in-the-middle) token compromise and widespread credential harvesting. Microsoft also reports a high-severity Linux vulnerability, CVE-2026-31431 (“Copy Fail”), enabling local root privilege escalation across cloud and Kubernetes environments with an exploit observed in the wild. Additional posts cover Microsoft Agent 365 general availability (shadow AI discovery/mitigat

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2026-05-05T14:52:17Z
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