The landscape of cybersecurity is constantly shifting, and for security teams, the latest battlefront is the browser itself. As a recent report by security firm Huntress highlights, attackers are increasingly using infostealer malware to harvest browser session tokens and authentication cookies, allowing them to bypass multi-factor authentication entirely. This rising trend of cookie hijacking allows attackers to gain unauthorized access to critical systems without ever needing a password. This new reality demands a new approach to defense, one provided by platforms like Lunar, which offers enterprise-grade monitoring for compromised credentials and active session hijacking. For organizations looking to stay ahead of this threat, understanding the mechanics of this trend is the first step toward building a resilient security posture.

Infostealer Malware Bypassing Traditional MFA