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Wazza is a multi-stage phishing kit actively targeting Microsoft 365 accounts since July 2026. It uses phishing emails with PDF lures themed around business documents to redirect victims through a complex infrastructure involving Google Sites and CloudFlare Workers. The kit impersonates multiple well-known services and employs advanced browser checks and client-side protections. It abuses Microsoft OAuth device authorization to trick victims into completing authentication, allowing attackers to gain access to accounts and cloud resources. The campaign is medium severity due to credential theft risks.

Wazza is a sophisticated phishing kit that targets Microsoft 365 users by sending phishing emails from compromised accounts containing PDF lures themed as business documents. Victims are redirected through a multi-domain infrastructure using Google Sites and CloudFlare Workers. The kit features 19 phishing themes impersonating services such as Adobe, DocuSign, and OneDrive, and includes six corporate decoy websites. It uses browser interrogation, anti-automation, and client-side protections to evade detection. The final stage abuses Microsoft OAuth device authorization by displaying a verification code and instructing victims to authenticate on a separate page. A backend session monitors the authentication process, enabling attackers to obtain access to victim accounts and cloud resources.

Wazza is a multi-stage phishing kit actively targeting Microsoft 365 accounts since July 2026. It uses phishing emails with PDF lures themed around business documents to redirect victims through a complex infrastructure involving Google Sites and CloudFlare Workers. The kit impersonates multiple wel

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