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Operational Brief
• Okta warns of a surge in voice-phishing attacks targeting single sign-on access.
• These attacks bypass some types of multifactor authentication and allow attackers to manipulate what the target sees in their browser.
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Okta Alerts Customers' CISOs to Malicious Campaigns Seeking Single Sign-On Access A surge in attacks that bypass some types of multifactor authentication has been tied to a new generation of voice-phishing toolkits that give attackers the ability to orchestrate what a target sees in their browser, warns a new report from Okta, which is among the services being targeted.