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Why Your Microsoft 365 Login is at Risk: New Phishing Attack Hides in Azure Blob Storage

  CYBERDUDEBIVASH • ThreatWire Published: October 19, 2025 Why Your Microsoft 365 Login is at Risk: New Phishing Attack Hides in Azure Blob Storage www.cyberdudebivash.com • cyberdudebivash-news.blogspot.com • cyberbivash.blogspot.com • cryptobivash.code.blog https:// contoso .blob.core.windows.net Container: landing Static Website: Enabled SAS Token: ?sv=... index.html → OK login.microsoftonline.com (spoof) htt ps:// contoso.z13.web.core.windows.net /SignIn/ Email or phone Password Sign in → posts creds to C2 HTML smuggling / Redirect Attackers host pixel-perfect Microsoft 365 sign-ins on Azure Blob Static Websites to bo...
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