Prevalence of Attacker-In Phishing

Attacker-in phishing is becoming increasingly common, particularly through techniques like reverse proxies and relays, which allow threat actors to steal usernames, passwords, and multi-factor authentication (MFA) tokens. Kits such as Mamba and Tycoon exemplify these phishing methods, with services like Evil Proxy and Evil Jinx facilitating the attacks by rewriting sites in real-time. The sheer volume of these phishing campaigns is significant, often targeting O365 and Gmail credentials with thousands of phishing messages sent out. As MFA is widely used, attackers have adapted by utilizing these advanced techniques to bypass defenses, reinforcing the necessity for organizations to enhance their security measures.