Vishing Campaign Uses Fake Entra Passkey Enrollment to Target Microsoft 365 Users

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Summary

Okta says O-UNC-066, linked to the Pink extortion operation, has used vishing and fake Entra passkey pages to capture Microsoft 365 credentials and MFA responses and register attacker-controlled passkeys.

Key points

  • Okta attributes the campaign to O-UNC-066, which it links to the Pink extortion operation.
  • Since April, the actor has reportedly called users and directed them to fake Microsoft Entra passkey enrollment pages.
  • The phishing kit uses an operator-controlled PHP panel that adapts the authentication flow in real time to users' MFA methods.
  • Credentials and MFA responses entered into the kit are relayed to the operator, who can register a passkey they control on the victim's account.
  • Okta says the campaign targets organizations in several sectors, including healthcare, technology, food and beverage, and aviation.
  • Okta recommends verifying helpdesk personnel who contact users and denying requests from locations where the organization does not operate.

Article Details

Event Type
Vishing-enabled credential and MFA phishing campaign targeting Microsoft 365 users; Okta attributes the activity to O-UNC-066 and links it to the Pink extortion operation.
Impact
The phishing kit relays victims’ credentials and MFA responses to operators, who use them to access victim accounts and register attacker-controlled passkeys. Pink is reported to rapidly exfiltrate data from SharePoint and OneDrive and to publish samples of stolen data to pressure victims to pay.

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