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JWR Phishing Framework Uses Real-Time WebSocket Control and AES Encryption to Steal Banking Credentials
JWR is a phishing framework built for live fraud. It turns a fake payment or bank page into a live channel that lets criminals watch details arrive as they are typed. The campaign uses SMS messages posing as unpaid toll notices, parcel delivery charges, or courier alerts. A link opens a convincing login page, where […] The post JWR Phishing Framework Uses Real-Time WebSocket Control and AES Encryption to Steal Banking Credentials appeared first on Cyber Security News.
JWR is a phishing framework built for live fraud. It turns a fake payment or bank page into a live channel that lets criminals watch details arrive as they are typed. The campaign uses SMS messages posing as unpaid toll notices, parcel delivery charges, or courier alerts. A link opens a convincing login page, where the framework collects card details, account credentials, identity documents, and verification codes. Cisco Talos identified JWR, while…
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