In a bold move to secure their place as the Cat Burglars of the digital age, ToddyCat has unleashed a new weapon of mass confusion, capable of snatching Outlook emails and Microsoft 365 access tokens with the grace of a ninja and the tenacity of a hangry alley cat. Dubbed TCSectorCopy, it’s the latest tool in a hacker’s repertoire that could make even the most paranoid IT admin reach for their tenth cup of coffee.

Like a feline stalking the neighborhood’s juiciest pigeons, ToddyCat has devised a way to charm their way past any security protocols. They slip OAuth 2.0 tokens into their proverbial fanny packs, using the user’s browser as their unassuming accomplice. It’s an audacious act that’s leaving corporate infrastructures feeling like they’ve been ransacked by a rogue band of catnip-fueled marauders.

While companies scramble to secure their digital perimeters, ToddyCat seems to be enjoying their latest game of cat and mouse. Their audacity is matched only by their cleverness, proving once again that in the wild world of cyber warfare, it’s the curious cats who get all the cream—and perhaps your confidential emails too.