Starkiller: The Proxy That Turns Real Logins into Criminal Goldmines
What if the phishing page you're staring at is the real deal, proxied through a criminal server? Starkiller makes it happen, stealing credentials and MFA in real time.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Starkiller proxies genuine login pages, evading traditional detection like domain blocks.
- It neuters MFA by relaying real auth flows and hijacking session tokens.
- As a SaaS-like service, it lowers barriers, inviting mass adoption by low-skill attackers.
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Originally reported by Krebs on Security
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