FBI Warns Kali365 Phishing Service Bypasses MFA to Access Microsoft 365

Summary
The FBI warns that Kali365, a Telegram-based phishing service, captures Microsoft 365 OAuth tokens to bypass MFA. Security firms reported hundreds of related attacks, and Arctic Wolf described post-compromise mailbox activity.
Key points
- The FBI says Kali365 has been used since April 2026 and provides phishing-as-a-service capabilities through Telegram.
- The service uses phishing lures to trick victims into authorizing attacker-initiated sessions through Microsoft's legitimate device login flow.
- Captured OAuth access and refresh tokens can provide access to Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive without a password or additional verification.
- Arctic Wolf reported that attackers used captured tokens for mailbox access and, in some cases, created malicious inbox rules to suppress security notifications.
- Arctic Wolf said Kali365 offered three subscription tiers, priced from $250 for 30 days to $2,000 for 365 days.
- The FBI and security firms describe Kali365 as part of a broader ecosystem of services enabling similar phishing campaigns.
Article Details
- Event Type
- FBI warning about Kali365, a Telegram-based phishing-as-a-service platform used in Microsoft 365 OAuth token phishing attacks.
- Impact
- The platform captures OAuth access and refresh tokens, enabling attackers to bypass MFA and gain unauthorized access to Microsoft 365 accounts without passwords or additional verification. Reported post-compromise activity includes mailbox access, contact harvesting, lateral phishing, business email compromise monitoring, and, in some cases, malicious inbox rules that suppress security notifications. Administrative actions may be possible when a captured token has sufficient privileges.
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Microsoft 365 Apps for EnterpriseThe FBI warns that Kali365 is a Telegram-based phishing-as-a-service platform used to capture OAuth tokens and bypass MFA to gain unauthorized access to Microsoft 365 accounts.Microsoft OneDriveThe service is enabling large-scale attacks against Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive by using branded phishing lures, automated campaigns, and reusable access tokens.OutlookThe service is enabling large-scale attacks against Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive by using branded phishing lures, automated campaigns, and reusable access tokens.TeamsThe service is enabling large-scale attacks against Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive by using branded phishing lures, automated campaigns, and reusable access tokens.
