Threats Tagged 'flowerstorm'

A sophisticated adversary-in-the-middle phishing campaign is targeting universities, enterprises, and multinational institutions including EU and UN agencies. Active since May 2026, the operation leverages compromised organizational email accounts to distribute procurement-themed lures that mimic requests for information, bid invitations, and project documentation. Victims are redirected through fake document portals, CAPTCHA verification stages, and cloned authentication pages impersonating Microsoft, OpenGov, and financial institutions. The attacker rotates between multiple AiTM phishing kits including EvilProxy, FlowerStorm, and Kali365 to intercept MFA-protected sessions in real time, capturing session tokens and cookies to establish authenticated access. Rather than using newly registered domains, the actor compromises aged domains that have been dormant for years, injecting PHP files to host phishing infrastructure and evade detection through domain reputation systems.

FlowerStorm is a widely known Phishing-As-A-Service (PhaaS) attack kit that has been active since at least mid-2024, increasingly in large scale campaigns. FlowerStorm performs targeted, complex collection of a victim’s credentials, including the management of multi-factor authentication (MFA).

IOCs related to FlowerStorm phishing‑kit–driven campaign that delivers fake Microsoft authentication pages via compromised domains fronted by Cloudflare. The activity abuses legitimate cloud and CDN services for delivery while credential harvesting occurs on attacker‑controlled infrastructure, with incidental contact to Microsoft services during normal browser behavior.that uses its own web servers to target victims' login credentials and access to their personal details and login details on its servers.