Phishing Frenzy: Sneaky 2FA Joins Tycoon & EvilProxy in 2025’s Million-Attack PhaaS Party!
Barracuda reports over a million phishing-as-a-service attacks in 2025, with Tycoon 2FA leading the charge. EvilProxy and Sneaky 2FA add to the chaos—because nothing says “secure” like a spoofed Microsoft login page. Tycoon 2FA’s new tricks include invisible characters and browser-specific attacks, proving cybercriminals have officially leveled up.
Hot Take:
It looks like phishing just leveled up in 2025 with a deluxe package that you don’t want to subscribe to. Barracuda’s report is basically telling us that phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) is the new “Netflix for Cybercriminals,” with hackers binge-watching our credentials like it’s the latest season of a hit show. Tycoon 2FA, EvilProxy, and Sneaky 2FA are the stars of this cybersecurity soap opera, and trust me, you don’t want their autographs.
Key Points:
- Over a million PhaaS attacks reported by Barracuda in 2025, starring platforms like Tycoon 2FA, EvilProxy, and Sneaky 2FA.
- Tycoon 2FA leads the attack charge with 89%, proving that it’s the “CEO” of phishing.
- Sneaky 2FA is the new kid on the block, bypassing two-factor authentication like a pro.
- EvilProxy makes phishing accessible to cybercriminals with minimal tech savvy. Who knew phishing had a beginner-friendly mode?
- These platforms are becoming more sophisticated and harder for traditional security tools to detect. It’s like they’re training for the cybersecurity Olympics.