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Salty2FA phishing campaign with staged Aha.io lures

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The Salty2FA phishing campaign is using staged login infrastructure and MFA simulation to make fraudulent sign-in pages look legitimate and harder for defenders to block. On Sept. 3, 2025, attackers registered a trial account on Aha.io to impersonate a business and seed the first lure. The operation then pushed users toward a OneDrive sharing page and a Cloudflare Turnstile checkpoint before the fake authentication flow. Its rotating subdomains, dynamic branding, and anti-debugging controls show a mature phishing setup built to evade detection across multiple sectors.

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Timeline

  1. 09.09.2025 18:50 1 articles · 8mo ago

    Salty2FA operators register an Aha.io trial account to impersonate an undisclosed business

    Initial Disclosure

    Attackers registered a trial account on Aha.io on Sept. 3, 2025 to impersonate a known but undisclosed business, then used the registration to quickly deploy a OneDrive sharing page with a link that lured users into a fake document-sharing flow.

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  2. 09.09.2025 18:50 2 articles · 8mo ago

    Salty2FA phishing kit adds rotating subdomains, dynamic branding, and anti-debugging defenses

    Technical Analysis Update

    Ontinue's analysis describes Salty2FA phishing infrastructure that rotates subdomains per session, stages the initial attack vector on legitimate platforms, dynamically matches corporate branding to victim email domains, imitates six MFA methods, and uses geo-blocking, ASN/IP filtering, and JavaScript-based anti-debugging to hinder detection.

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