Detailed analysis of captured phishing page
Used to detect similar phishing pages based on HTML content
| Algorithm | Hash Value |
|---|---|
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CONTENT
TLSH
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T1EBF1CE31E244C91B7251C9A4F6B1BB9A3B459385D70B0B70F6F0A23ABDC9CB04D942ED |
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CONTENT
ssdeep
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96:zNo9+uvTBSTST8FKF1fiPhevO9dShcFSTqM8V8+hucyBF+uuuup:zN6rQeQmfiPovO9dt0z8FvyM |
Used to detect visually similar phishing pages based on screenshots
| Algorithm | Hash Value |
|---|---|
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VISUAL
pHash
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dd88333366669999 |
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VISUAL
aHash
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f0f8f8f0f8f0f0f0 |
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VISUAL
dHash
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0010302430000000 |
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VISUAL
wHash
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e0f8f8f0f8e0f0e0 |
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VISUAL
colorHash
|
07000000180 |
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VISUAL
cropResistant
|
0010302430000000 |
• Threat: Credential Phishing
• Target: Microsoft users
• Method: Impersonation via malicious website
• Exfil: Unknown, likely to a server controlled by the attacker.
• Indicators: Domain mismatch, JavaScript Obfuscation, Form Present.
• Risk: HIGH
The attacker aims to steal Microsoft account credentials through a fake login page. The form fields collect the user's email or phone number. When the user enters their information and clicks 'Next', the data is captured, and then possibly forwarded to the real Microsoft sign-in page to maintain appearance.
Obfuscated JavaScript is likely used to intercept the entered credentials before the form submits.
Pages with identical visual appearance (based on perceptual hash)
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