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Court-ordered seizure of RaccoonO365 domains

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Microsoft and Cloudflare carried out a court-ordered seizure of 338 websites tied to RaccoonO365, a phishing-as-a-service operation tracked as Storm-2246. The disruption targeted infrastructure used to steal Microsoft 365 credentials and block attacker-controlled domains supporting credential theft. Microsoft said the campaign had been active since July 2024 and had stolen at least 5,000 Microsoft credentials from 94 countries.

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  1. 17.09.2025 07:31 2 articles · 8mo ago

    Court-ordered seizure of RaccoonO365 domains begins

    Legal Policy Action Update

    Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit and Cloudflare began a court-backed disruption of RaccoonO365 infrastructure, using a Southern District of New York order to seize 338 websites associated with the phishing-as-a-service operation. The coordinated action also banned identified domains, placed interstitial phish warning pages in front of them, terminated associated Cloudflare Workers scripts, and suspended user accounts to cut off access to victims and disrupt credential theft.

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  2. 17.09.2025 07:31 1 articles · 8mo ago

    RaccoonO365 takedown completes

    Legal Policy Action Update

    The coordinated disruption of RaccoonO365 infrastructure was completed after additional actions on September 3 and September 4, ending the staged takedown that began on September 2, 2025. The completed operation left the phishing service unable to use the seized infrastructure to support credential-harvesting activity that had targeted Microsoft 365 users across multiple countries.

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  3. 17.09.2025 07:31 3 articles · 8mo ago

    Public disclosure of the RaccoonO365 takedown

    Initial Disclosure

    Microsoft and Cloudflare publicly disclosed the disruption of RaccoonO365, describing a phishing-as-a-service operation that had stolen more than 5,000 Microsoft 365 credentials from 94 countries since July 2024. The disclosure also tied the activity to Storm-2246, noted the use of Cloudflare Turnstile and Cloudflare Workers for bot resistance on phishing pages, and identified Joshua Ogundipe as the assessed mastermind behind the service.

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