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Star Blizzard custom-built AiTM phishing kit analysis on account.simpleasip[.]org

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Researchers examined a custom-built Star Blizzard phishing kit on account.simpleasip[.]org, exposing an AiTM flow that relays 2FA and manipulates CAPTCHA and password entry. The findings matter because they reveal how the kit helps operators steal ProtonMail credentials with page-level controls rather than simple spoofing. The analysis also provides concrete artifacts for defenders tracking modified login flows and attacker-controlled credential-processing endpoints.

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Star Blizzard, also known as ColdRiver or Calisto, was identified in a fresh spear-phishing wave against Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and another organization. The operators used impersonated trusted contacts, a custom Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) kit on account.simpleasip[.]org, modified ProtonMail interface elements, and attacker-controlled API handling for CAPTCHA and two-factor authentication (2FA) to harvest credentials.

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  1. 03.12.2025 18:45 2 articles · 5mo ago

    Custom Star Blizzard AiTM kit targets ProtonMail

    Technical Analysis Update

    Sekoia.io's TDR team documented a custom-built Star Blizzard phishing kit on account.simpleasip[.]org that targeted ProtonMail accounts with an Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) flow, relayed two-factor authentication (2FA), and used injected JavaScript to keep cursor focus on the password field while an attacker-controlled API handled CAPTCHA and credential processing.

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