Rockstar 2FA Strikes Again: Phishing Made Easy with Car-Themed Tricks

Rockstar 2FA continues to rock the phishing world, targeting Microsoft 365 accounts with adversary-in-the-middle attacks to bypass multi-factor authentication. With a toolkit as sleek as a sports car, it comes equipped with FUD links and custom themes. Who knew phishing could be this fashionable?

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Hot Take:

Who knew phishing could be so rock ‘n roll? Rockstar 2FA is the band nobody asked for, but they’re on a world tour, selling out arenas and bypassing security like it’s a VIP backstage pass. Microsoft 365 users, consider this your cue to skip the concert and stay home with your security blanket.

Key Points:

– Rockstar 2FA is a Phishing-as-a-Service (PaaS) targeting Microsoft 365 using adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) techniques.
– The toolkit offers a user-friendly admin panel and customizable themes for its phishing campaigns.
– Subscription fees for Rockstar 2FA are priced at $200 for two weeks and $350 for a month.
– Attackers create phishing sites with car-themed web pages and use trusted services to host phishing links.
– The phishing kit evades detection using FUD links, legitimate link redirectors, and Cloudflare Turnstile antibot checks.

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