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CryptoChameleon LastPass vault-access phishing campaign

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A CryptoChameleon (UNC5356) phishing campaign is using fake LastPass inheritance requests to trick users into handing over vault credentials and passkeys. The operation began in mid-October and later expanded to passkey-focused lures, increasing the risk of account takeover across password managers and related accounts. Victims are sent to fraudulent pages such as lastpassrecovery[.]com, where attackers collect master passwords, and some lures also impersonate LastPass staff.

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Timeline

  1. 24.10.2025 17:47 1 articles · 7mo ago

    LastPass warns of CryptoChameleon vault-access phishing campaign

    Initial Disclosure

    LastPass warns customers about a phishing campaign linked to CryptoChameleon (UNC5356) that began in mid-October and uses fake legacy inheritance requests to trick LastPass users into entering their master password. The lure claims that a family member requested access to a LastPass vault by uploading a death certificate, redirects victims to lastpassrecovery[.]com, and in some cases includes calls from attackers posing as LastPass staff; the campaign also uses passkey-focused domains such as mypasskey[.]info and passkeysetup[.]com.

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