Sneaky 2FA: The Comically Crafty Phishing Kit Taking Cybercrime to Laughable New Heights
Sneaky 2FA, a new phishing kit, targets Microsoft 365 accounts to steal credentials and two-factor authentication codes. Dubbed the “WikiKit” for its redirection tactics, Sneaky 2FA is sold as phishing-as-a-service on Telegram for $200 a month. With nearly 100 domains, it’s gaining traction among cybercriminals.
Hot Take:
Who needs a thrilling roller coaster when the cyber highway offers phishing kits with more twists, turns, and blurred backgrounds than a theme park? Sneaky 2FA is not just any phishing kit; it’s a high-tech catfish that leaves you wondering if your login just found its way into a cyber criminal’s little black book. Grab your popcorn, because this is one phishing saga that’s sure to keep you on the edge of your seat!
Key Points:
- Sneaky 2FA is a phishing kit targeting Microsoft 365 accounts, capable of stealing credentials and 2FA codes.
- It operates as phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) via a Telegram bot, dubbed Sneaky Log, for $200/month.
- Phishing emails use QR codes to redirect victims to fake authentication pages hosted on compromised infrastructure.
- The kit includes anti-bot measures and detection resistance techniques to avoid analysis and scrutiny.
- Connections with known AitM kits like W3LL Panel suggest a shared lineage or evolution in phishing tactics.
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