SlowMist Cosine: A phishing group launches a new round of phishing attacks via Google subdomains, tricking users into revealing account passwords
SlowMist founder Cosine posted on social media that the ENS lead developer was previously targeted by a phishing attack exploiting a vulnerability in the Google infrastructure. This phishing group deceives users with spoofed Google official phishing emails, making them believe they are under legal scrutiny. Although Google has upgraded its countermeasures, today, the phishing group is launching a new round of attacks, continuing to lure users to "google.com" subdomains, tricking them into revealing account passwords and immediately adding a Passkey.
Previously reported, ENS lead developer nick.eth stated on social media that he encountered an extremely complex phishing attack that exploited a vulnerability in the Google infrastructure, but Google refused to fix the vulnerability.
He indicated that the phishing email appeared very convincing, capable of passing DKIM signature verification and displayed normally by Gmail, and was placed in the same conversation with other legitimate security alerts. The attackers exploited Google's "sites" service to create a trustworthy "support portal" page. Because users see "google.com" in the domain, they mistakenly believe it is safe, so users need to remain cautious.
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