Phishy Business: Browser Notifications Gone Rogue with Matrix Push C2!
Browser notifications have gone rogue! Leveraging the cunning Matrix Push C2 platform, bad actors are using them as a phishing vector faster than you can say “click here.” This browser-native, fileless framework is the new kid on the block, tricking users into a web of deceit across all operating systems.
Hot Take:
Oh, Matrix Push C2, you sneaky little devil! Just when we thought we were safe with our trusty browsers, you come along and prove that even our beloved push notifications can’t be trusted. It’s like finding out your favorite pizza place is secretly a front for a gang of cybercriminals. Well played, Matrix Push C2, well played. But remember, we’re onto you, and our antivirus software is ready to fight back with the power of a thousand pop-up ads!
Key Points:
- Matrix Push C2 uses browser notifications for phishing attacks.
- The attack is browser-native and requires no system infection.
- Sold as a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) via crimeware channels.
- Provides a web-based dashboard for tracking and managing victims.
- Recent rise in misuse of Velociraptor DFIR tool for attacks.