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New FlowerStorm Microsoft phishing service fills void left by Rockstar2FA

Posted on December 22, 2024 by Dissent

Bill Toulas reports:

A new Microsoft 365 phishing-as-a-service platform called “FlowerStorm” is growing in popularity, filling the void left behind by the sudden shutdown of the Rockstar2FA cybercrime service.

First documented by Trustwave in late November 2024, Rockstar2FA operated as a PhaaS platform facilitating large-scale adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) attacks targeting Microsoft 365 credentials.

The service offered advanced evasion mechanisms, a user-friendly panel, and numerous phishing options, selling cybercriminals access for $200/two weeks.

According to Sophos researchers Sean Gallagher and Mark Parsons, Rockstar2FA suffered from a partial infrastructure collapse on November 11, 2024, making many of the service’s pages unreachable.

Read more at Bleeping Computer.


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