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Cybersecurity awareness graphic about Microsoft Device Code Phishing showing a laptop with a legitimate Microsoft device login page displaying a device code entry field. Large text reads “Device Code Phishing” and “The Microsoft login can be real.” Two dogs are positioned in front of the laptop, illustrating how attackers can abuse legitimate Microsoft authentication workflows to gain unauthorized account access.

Device Code Phishing: The Microsoft Login Can Be Real

Author: Ami DePierro | Co-Founder, 2 Dog Digital Ami DePierro is Co-Founder of 2 Dog Digital and a former U.S. Marine Intelligence Analyst who brings analytical precision to cybersecurity strategy for small and mid-sized businesses across the Raleigh/Triangle area. Digit is the voice. Ami is the author. Table of Contents One of our clients got

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A cybersecurity awareness graphic about Business Email Compromise, comparing a legitimate-looking vendor email with a fraudulent version that uses a subtly altered sender address, with two dogs sitting at the bottom of the image.

Business Email Compromise Is Draining Small Business Bank Accounts. Here’s What You’re Missing.

That Email From Your Vendor? Read It Again. Your accounts payable person got an email this morning. Looked exactly like the one from your roofing supplier. Same logo. Same sign-off. Same tone she has seen forty times before. It says they changed banks. Pay the new account for the invoice due Friday. She paid it.

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