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Hackers Make Phishing Pages Change Their Code Every Time Someone Opens Them

Cybersecurity NewsAugust 28, 20264 min read

Hackers are making some phishing pages harder to track by changing the code delivered to every visitor. An examined operation served a credential-stealing form whose appearance stayed familiar while its structure kept shifting. The attack started with a phishing message containing a web link. Opening it did not show a login page in one case; […] The post Hackers Make Phishing Pages Change Their Code Every Time Someone Opens Them appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Hackers are making some phishing pages harder to track by changing the code delivered to every visitor. An examined operation served a credential-stealing form whose appearance stayed familiar while its structure kept shifting. The attack started with a phishing message containing a web link. Opening it did not show a login page in one case; instead, the browser stalled for roughly 30 seconds and drove one processor core to use, suggesting the problem sat…

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