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A sophisticated phishing campaign impersonates AI advertising products from major platforms using a Browser-in-the-Browser technique to steal credentials and bypass MFA in real-time. Targeting advertising account managers and recruiters, the campaign uses a shared backend infrastructure and reuses code across multiple fake brands. It also includes refund scams and fake recruitment sites connected to the same infrastructure.

Security researchers identified a human-operated phishing platform that masquerades as AI advertising products such as Muse, Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity. The campaign employs a Browser-in-the-Browser technique to present fake authentication windows that appear legitimate but remain on phishing domains. When victims click 'Connect,' operators intercept credentials and MFA challenges live, using a state machine to retry passwords and adapt to various authentication methods. The campaign targets advertising account managers and recruiters, leveraging a common codebase built on Next.js and Socket.IO, hosted on Railway and Render services. The operation extends beyond AI product impersonation to include refund scams and fake recruitment sites, all linked through shared backend infrastructure.

A sophisticated phishing campaign impersonates AI advertising products from major platforms using a Browser-in-the-Browser technique to steal credentials and bypass MFA in real-time. Targeting advertising account managers and recruiters, the campaign uses a shared backend infrastructure and reuses c

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