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iAuthFlow v2, sold on Russian forums for over $10,000, lets attackers keep access to email accounts after password resets. The tool phishes logins and creates attacker-controlled passkeys. Defenses include auditing passkeys, OAuth tokens, mail rules, and removing rogue methods.
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