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That’s what makes the Storm-2949 attack campaign so dangerous. A single compromised Microsoft 365 account was enough to open the door for wider access across the organization.  

Instead of relying on one technique, the attackers continuously switched between multiple attack methods whenever one path was blocked: 

• Password attacks 
• MFA manipulation 
• Token abuse 
• Device registration 
• Permission misuse

 

And the alarming part? Most of these activities look completely normal inside Microsoft 365 and Azure environments. 

This is why identity monitoring and visibility matter more than ever for Microsoft 365 admins. 

Let me know what do you think is the hardest part in detecting modern identity-based attacks like Storm-2949?