
The issue exists because once a session has been authorized via MFA, Microsoft does not require a new MFA challenge for the duration of the MFA token. As this is not a vulnerability, there was no need to do a preliminary disclosure. Mitiga said it has reached out to Microsoft, but has not yet received a response.

VMware confirms Carbon Black causing BSODs, boot loops on Windows.

This also means the stolen session cookie remains valid, and the attacker can establish persistence in the 365 environment.
