ThreatHunter.ai is calling time on the illusion of safety. For two years, the cybersecurity industry has watched adversary-in-the-middle attacks bypass MFA, hijack sessions, and walk through the front door of some of the most hardened networks on Earth. And no one stopped them. Until now.
MILBERT is not another alert. It is the first AI system that sees the hijack live and stops it cold.
87 percent of successful cyberattacks in 2024 happened after MFA showed green.
This is not theoretical. This is not phishing. This is real access, granted by the victim, with MFA in place. The breach happens the moment the attacker captures a valid session token.
This is how Evilginx works:
User clicks login → MFA is entered → Evilginx proxy relays it → Session token is stolen → Attacker enters with full access
Nothing looks wrong. No malware was dropped. No alert triggers. But the attacker now has everything.
Void Blizzard. Storm-2372. Tycoon 2FA.
These campaigns are using weaponized proxies to compromise global nonprofits, government contractors, and critical infrastructure. Not in the future. Today.
The industry’s response has been silence or spin.
EDRs don’t see it. SIEMs log it after the fact. SEGs are blind. MFA keeps showing checkmarks.
Security leaders are being lulled into a false sense of protection by the very tools that attackers are walking right through.
ThreatHunter.ai built MILBERT to break that cycle.
MILBERT is not a rule engine. It is an agentic AI that reasons, evaluates risk in real time, and acts without waiting.
MILBERT defends identity trust across five core layers:
- Live Token Analysis — Tracks the entire lifecycle of each session. If tokens are reused, abused, or proxied, the session is terminated immediately.
- Browser and Device Fingerprinting — Validates that the login source is legitimate. No spoofed headers or mismatched device details get through.
- Behavioral Baselines — Learns each user’s real behavior over time and reacts instantly to suspicious deviations.
- Trust Classification Engine — Scores every login with a verdict: Trusted, Conditional, Enhanced Verification, Deny, or Investigate.
- Autonomous Response — MILBERT does not wait for approval. It blocks, revokes, and alerts on its own.
What traditional security calls normal, MILBERT calls compromised.
Attackers are not guessing passwords. They are stealing trust. And trust, once hijacked, is not detectable by static systems.
MILBERT was built by the same team that has spent years tracking real breaches in the wild and responding to live attacks that slipped through every major product stack.
If your security strategy still ends at MFA, you are not protected. You are exposed.
MILBERT changes that by turning every login into a decision.
It does not assume trust. It proves it.
It does not rely on clean checkboxes.
It analyzes flow, session, fingerprint, timing, risk, velocity, and history.
It scores it. It classifies it. And if needed, it kills it.