For years, the cybersecurity conversation was simple: enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and you're significantly safer. That advice was correct, and MFA still provides an important layer of security. The problem is that attackers adapted. Today, many account compromises don't happen because MFA was missing. They happen because users unknowingly approve an MFA request that wasn't theirs. This attack technique, often called MFA fatigue or push bombing, has become one of