06/05/2026
Most people think once they enable multi-factor authentication, they're protected from account takeovers. And while MFA is one of the best security tools we have, there's a dangerous misconception that it's a silver bullet.
The reality is that attackers aren't always trying to break through the front door anymore. Sometimes they simply wait for someone else to open it, then sneak in behind them.
Today, we're talking about session cookie hijacking, a technique that allows cybercriminals to bypass MFA entirely without ever needing your password or your authentication code. Understanding how this works can completely change how you think about cybersecurity.