Three intrusion sets already excel at getting users to approve tools and auth flows. This assessment is probabilistic: it highlights who is best positioned to adapt that tradecraft to MCP-style environments next..

🤖🔒 AI agents = privileged integrations you can’t see. After GTG-1002 + vendors pushing agent access standards, the next shoe drops: do regulators/hyperscalers force default-on signed connectors + audit logs (aka “regulated C2”)?

Your new “AI helper” is basically shadow IT with hands 🤖🧨

Your “AI coworker” isn’t the breach. The OAuth trust event is. 🔥🕵️

Device-code phishing + consent traps = “approve to exfil.” (And yes, AI agents are already being used as the wrapper.)

Deepfake BEC = the same old fraud… with a way better script. 🎭💸

If payroll/AP changes can happen on “sounds right,” you’re funding someone’s Q1 bonus.

Phishing got a low-code upgrade. 🤖🔑
Copilot Studio links can look “safe” because they’re hosted where users expect… then the OAuth consent click does the rest. 🧯
We’re forecasting the first publicly confirmed Copilot Studio → OAuth → M365 data breach by 12/31/26 (56%).

Christmas week SOC truth: EDR “leader” in 2026 = who contains fastest and survives the intern shipping updates to prod. 🎄🧑‍💻🔥
Our model: CrowdStrike 50% (±8), Defender 35% (±7), SentinelOne 15% (±5).