Cloudflare Chaos: SERPENTINE#CLOUD’s Sneaky Phishing Frenzy!
Cloudflare Tunnel subdomains are being used to host malicious payloads in a campaign called SERPENTINE#CLOUD. Attackers use phishing emails with Windows shortcuts disguised as documents to activate the infection. This sneaky strategy blends social engineering with memory-injected payloads, all while providing a masterclass in making cybercrime sound like a weather phenomenon.
Hot Take:
Oh, Cloudflare Tunnel, you cheeky little minx, how you’ve been turned into a digital speakeasy for hackers! Meanwhile, unsuspecting users are left clicking their way into malware infamy. It’s the classic bait-and-click scheme, but with a touch of cloud classiness. SERPENTINE#CLOUD is here to make sure you’re not just downloading invoices, but a side of chaos too. Remember, if something seems phishy, it probably is!
Key Points:
- Cybercriminals are exploiting Cloudflare Tunnel subdomains to deliver malicious payloads via phishing emails.
- The campaign, named SERPENTINE#CLOUD, uses Python-based loaders and memory-injection techniques.
- Infected emails contain payment-themed messages with Windows shortcut files disguised as documents.
- The campaign targets several regions, including the US, UK, and parts of Europe and Asia.
- Shadow Vector and ClickFix are also notable ongoing threats using SVG smuggling and social engineering tactics.