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Evil Tokens and the AI Money Mover Hunt | 2 Minute Drill with Drex DeFord
You've seen it: a smart TV, a printer, or a conference-room screen gives you a short code and sends you to a Microsoft page on your phone. That handoff is called a device code sign-in, and for about six months this year it was the front door for one of the busiest criminal businesses on the internet. Steve Masada runs Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit, the team that sues criminals and then, with a court order, takes down their infrastructure. They had done it 39 times before. Number 40 was Evil Tokens.
Evil Tokens launched in February on Telegram and ran like a software company: $1,500 to sign…
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