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In May 2026, ANY.RUN observed a surge in sophisticated phishing and malware campaigns utilizing fileless execution, browser-based credential theft, and legitimate workflow abuse. Key threats included Agent Tesla credential harvesting, ClickFix fileless malware, BlobPhish in-memory page generation, and phishing-to-RMM chains bypassing traditional MFA via real-time OTP interception.
A large-scale phishing campaign is targeting U.S. organizations across multiple sectors using fake event invitations. The campaign employs a repeatable infrastructure to bypass initial defenses via CAPTCHA, subsequently leading to either credential and OTP interception or the deployment of legitimate Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) tools for persistent access.
An Android banking trojan is being distributed globally as a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) from scam centers in Cambodia, utilizing forced labor to conduct social engineering campaigns. The malware features extensive surveillance capabilities, including SMS interception and biometric capture, allowing attackers to bypass KYC and OTP protections to commit direct financial fraud.
