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New Phishing Kits Leverage AI and MFA Bypass Techniques for Credential Theft
Researchers have identified four new phishing kits—BlackForce, GhostFrame, InboxPrime AI, and Spiderman—capable of large-scale credential theft. These kits utilize advanced tactics, including Man-in-the-Browser attacks and AI-driven automation, to bypass multi-factor authentication and evade detection.

Key points:

  • BlackForce employs Man-in-the-Browser techniques to capture OTPs and bypass MFA, impersonating brands like Disney and Netflix.
  • GhostFrame uses an embedded iframe to redirect victims to phishing pages, making it adaptable and harder to detect.
  • InboxPrime AI automates mass email campaigns, enhancing the efficiency of phishing attacks.
  • These kits are sold on Telegram, with BlackForce priced between €200 and €300, and InboxPrime AI available for $1,000.
Sources: The Hacker News (1 articles)
Germany Accuses Russia of Cyberattack and Disinformation Ahead of Elections
Germany has summoned the Russian ambassador, citing a cyberattack on its air traffic control and a disinformation campaign linked to the upcoming elections. The Foreign Office claims evidence ties the attack to APT28, a Russian hacking group.

Key points:

  • Germany's Foreign Office has accused Russia of a cyberattack on Deutsche Flugsicherung.
  • The attack is attributed to APT28, a group associated with Russia's military intelligence.
  • Russia is also accused of conducting a disinformation campaign to influence the federal election.
  • Germany plans to implement countermeasures and support EU sanctions against hybrid threats.
  • This follows a pattern of Russian cyber operations targeting critical infrastructure in Europe.
Sources: The Record by Recorded Future (1 articles)

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