Security

Microsoft Entra Global Secure Access brings a new control to Conditional Access. By installing the Global Secure Access Client on (hybrid) Entra joined devices and enabling Global Secure Access signaling for Conditional Access, admins can now work with a new condition: All Compliant Network locations (Preview) That means we can add another layer to our tenant to prevent token theft and replay. Let’s have a first look. Prepare the lab The first step is to activate Global Secure Access in… 

Only a few months until Microsoft Entra ID will support device-bound passkeys stored on computers and mobile devices as an authentication method in preview, in addition to the existing support for FIDO2 security keys. This enables your users to perform phishing-resistant authentication using the devices that they already have.   What is a device-bound passkey? First, let’s zoom in a little on device-bound passkeys. This is a FIDO2 Discoverable Credential that is bound to a single authenticator. For example, FIDO2 security… 

As you may or may not know, most FIDO2 security keys can be set up with easy PINs like 1111 or 123456. Just like passwords, users tend to come up with easy-to-remember PINs. Token2 recently announced their PIN+ series, a line of FIDO2 Security keys. These security keys feature advanced PIN complexity rules that set a new standard for security. PIN+ keys implement specific complexity rules for both numeric and alphanumeric PINs, which can be found here. With the use… 

This post is all about setting the preferred multi-factor authentication method using Graph API. We already know the system-preferred multi-factor authentication method, where Microsoft Entra ID will use the strongest method of all the registered methods, but this time we take a look a the default method set by the user. At the time of writing, the default method can only be set by using the new authentication sign-in preferences in Graph API; however, some of the API’s are already… 

In case you missed it: Evilginx 3 was recently launched to the public. This release is a quality-of-life update and has many fixes and a few new features onboard. You can find the changelog here. Big thanks to the creator Kuba Gretzky for this! With the new release, the tool no longer has built-in phishlets onboard but is re-launched as a framework where red-teamers can build phishlets for basically any web application. Due to some changes under the hood, the…