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Hackers Use Blob URLs and Microsoft Teams to Create Phishing Pages Inside Victims’ Browsers

Cybersecurity NewsSeptember 10, 20264 min read

A new phishing campaign is moving fake login pages into victims’ browsers. Rather than sending people to a malicious website, its operators use browser-generated blob URLs to assemble the page in local memory, leaving less for security tools to inspect before it appears. The operation starts with a DocuSign-themed email carrying a calendar invitation. Its […] The post Hackers Use Blob URLs and Microsoft Teams to Create Phishing Pages Inside Victims’ Browsers appeared first on Cyber Security News.

A new phishing campaign is moving fake login pages into victims’ browsers. Rather than sending people to a malicious website, its operators use browser-generated blob URLs to assemble the page in local memory, leaving less for security tools to inspect before it appears. The operation starts with a DocuSign-themed email carrying a calendar invitation. Its link initially reaches a Microsoft OAuth endpoint, then follows a crafted redirect into Microsoft Teams. That trusted route can…

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