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Une fausse lettre AR24 vole les identifiants mail

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Summary

This article details a phishing campaign mimicking AR24 to steal email credentials. The attackers use a fake ‘letter of recommendation’ email with a fabricated ‘invoice due’ to create a sense of urgency and trick victims into clicking a link. This link leads to a login page requesting email and password information, presented under the guise of AR24, but with a domain address that doesn't match the legitimate service. The campaign employs CAPTCHAs and a fake login page to mimic a legitimate authentication process, delaying detection and allowing attackers to steal credentials before victims realize they've been tricked. The campaign leverages psychological manipulation and a layered approach to build trust and bypass security measures.

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