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GhostFrame stealthy iframe phishing campaign

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H score 33
1 unique sources, 1 articles

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The GhostFrame phishing campaign has been tied to more than one million attacks, raising the risk of large-scale credential theft through a stealthy delivery chain. Its iframe-based design helps attackers hide malicious content, swap lures, and evade scanners without changing the visible page. The operation uses fake contract, HR, invoice, and password-reset messages to reach email recipients and employees. Reported on 2025-12-04, the activity shows how phishing kits are evolving to stay resilient under detection pressure.

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Timeline

  1. 04.12.2025 16:30 2 articles · 7mo ago

    Barracuda identifies the GhostFrame phishing framework

    Initial Disclosure

    Barracuda identifies GhostFrame, a phishing framework built around a stealthy iframe architecture, and links it to more than one million attacks. The kit hides credential-harvesting content inside an embedded iframe, uses randomized subdomains for delivery, and adds anti-analysis controls that block right-click actions, the F12 key, Enter, and common inspection shortcuts. The lures include fake contract notices, HR updates, invoice messages, and password-reset requests, while defensive guidance focuses on browser updates, email gateways, web filters, iframe restrictions, and redirect monitoring.

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