What is Starkiller phishing service?

Starkiller is a phishing-as-a-service that proxies real login pages from sites like Microsoft or Google, capturing credentials and MFA in real time via Docker and headless Chrome.

How does Starkiller bypass MFA?

By relaying your inputs to the legitimate site, it triggers real MFA prompts—then steals the resulting session tokens for account takeover.

Is Starkiller easy for beginners to use?

Yes—pick a brand, get a link, monitor via dashboard. No servers or domains needed; it's plug-and-play cybercrime.

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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.

Threat Digest Apr 02, 2026 3 min read 12 views

Diagram of Starkiller phishing proxy relaying real login page traffic

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Starkiller proxies genuine login pages, evading traditional detection like domain blocks. 𝕏
It neuters MFA by relaying real auth flows and hijacking session tokens. 𝕏
As a SaaS-like service, it lowers barriers, inviting mass adoption by low-skill attackers. 𝕏

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