
Device-code phishing starts with an uncomfortable possibility: the sign-in address you checked really does belong to Microsoft. The document you're expecting comes with a code, the page looks right, and the question that matters is still hiding in the request. Plaintext with Rich follows the approval from the person entering that code to the software waiting on the other end. A television sign-in and a parcel collection slip help explain device-code flow without turning your commute into a te...
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