Phishing findings, campaign #2: content.zip (LinkedIn)

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I started hunting and reporting phishing websites on Twitter: follow me here if you are interested! In this series of posts I am going to analyze and discuss some of the phishing kits found online. Let’s start from the beginning # The kit was created to steal LinkedIn credentials: How this phishing kit looks like when deployed At a first look, we can notice some characteristics of this page…

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