Another trick is \u2018man-in-the-middle\u2019 in which they setup a fake login-screen and pass through the MFA details.\u00a0 We\u2019ve outlined sone of the ways that MFA can be overcome such as \u2018fatigue\u2019<\/a> or similar fake sites\u00a0<\/a> (but MFA still incredibly important).<\/p>\n By impersonating a senior exec on an email address that looks legit, and getting involved in conversation, the perpetrator can uncover other names, learn about the organisation and even learn to mimic the language styles used.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n You might be headed into a meeting with everything being normal, only to find that while you were busy doing business, the hackers were setting up an attack on your business and using machine-learning AI tools to go faster and do more damage than you could imagine. \u00a0The evidence shows this isn\u2019t a theory, it\u2019s the reality.\u00a0<\/p>\n It can happen at any time. The internet and the cloud means your systems and data are exposed around the clock<\/strong>.<\/p>\n That\u2019s why we\u2019ve just completely reviewed and refreshed our KARE support service.<\/a> Our new plans are available now and we are no longer offering our older ones because, frankly, they don\u2019t offer the necessary protection for the cyber-threat landscape as we see it in 2023.<\/p>\n In this case, our EDR and 365 monitoring along with MFA management are key to keeping you, and your colleagues safe,<\/p>\nSo, the news is that hackers can move faster than ever.<\/h3>\n