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Token Theft in M365: Why MFA Fails and How to Fix It

April 21, 2026 by deniscooper@me.com

MFA is Not Enough: How to protect tokens in Microsoft Entra ID

MFA doesn’t stop token theft. Learn how to protect access tokens in Microsoft Entra ID using passkeys, token protection, and Conditional Access.

Categories AZURE, ENTRA, SECURITY Tags Entra ID Security, MFA is not enough, MiTM Proxy Attack, Passkeys, Token theft 1 Comment

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