Session Hijacking 2.0 - The Latest Way That Attackers are Bypassing MFA
Briefly

In 2023, there were 147,000 detected token replay attacks, reflecting a 111% increase year-over-year, signifying a troubling trend in security threats.
Modern session hijacking is an identity-based attack targeting cloud-based apps, aiming to steal session materials like cookies and tokens to resume sessions from different devices.
Compared to traditional methods that often failed against basic controls, modern session hijacking reliably bypasses defenses like encrypted traffic, VPNs, and MFA.
The identity surface for users has evolved; now there are potentially hundreds of accounts per user across various cloud applications, increasing the challenge of managing security.
Read at The Hacker News
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