This open-source tool streamlines the traditionally complex process of executing device code phishing attacks, addressing critical operational challenges faced by security professionals conducting red team assessments and developing detection capabilities. The device code flow presents unique challenges as the tight expiration window forces attackers to rush targets through authentication processes, often compromising the quality of social engineering ruses and creating operational bottlenecks. Traditional attacks require attackers to generate user and device code pairs while targets are actively engaged, creating significant timing constraints and limiting scalability to single-user scenarios. GitHub Device Code Phishing exploits the OAuth 2.0 Device Authorization Grant flow, commonly known as device code flows, which typically provide a 15-minute authentication window. Open-source tool automating GitHub Device Code Phishing attacks to compromise organizational repositories and supply chains. Eliminates 15-minute timing constraints and scaling limitations of traditional device code phishing attacks. This functionality enables red team operators to execute attacks across multiple targets simultaneously without worrying about the 15-minute expiration constraint inherent in OAuth device flows. Red team operators can simulate realistic attack scenarios to test organizational resilience against social engineering attempts targeting GitHub authentication mechanisms. Dynamic device code generation and automated GitHub Pages deployment for professional, credible landing pages.
This Cyber News was published on cybersecuritynews.com. Publication date: Thu, 10 Jul 2025 10:35:09 +0000