Threat actors are abusing the trusted Google platform 'Google Apps Script' to host phishing pages, making them appear legitimate and eliminating the risk of them getting flagged by security tools.

The message may also trigger a warning in a phishing defense application: “This application was created by a Google Apps Script user.” But again, the fact that it has Google’s brand in the ...

The phishing page directs the user to click a ‘preview’ button that triggers a fake login window pop-up, mimicking a legitimate Microsoft login page. The entire setup is hosted on script [.]google ...

In place of a genuine document or invoice, as seen in Figure 3, the preview button triggers a fraudulent login window to pop up – one that’s carefully designed to look like a legitimate login screen.

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Threat actors have been seen abusing Google Apps Script to launch convincing phishing attacks and steal people’s Microsoft 365 login details. Cybersecurity researchers Cofense recently spotted ...

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