Okta Phishing Campaign Targets Many Organizations Datadog has identified an active phishing campaign that targets organizations that use microsoft 365 and okta for their single sign on (sso) and is able to hijack the legitimate sso flow. A large scale phishing campaign named 'oktapus' is targeting over 130 organizations, including major companies like ttec, best buy, and microsoft. this campaign has successfully stolen nearly 10,000 login credentials, posing serious security threats.
Protecting Against Threats With Phishing Resistance Okta The o unc 037 campaign has been active since at least october 2025, and largely targets technology and industrial supply organizations. it delivers phishing emails using an employee benefits or human resources (hr) themed lure to deceive users into entering their credentials on a fake microsoft sign in page. A large scale phishing campaign named 'oktapus' targets over 130 organizations across industries including finance, tech, and recruiting. attackers steal nearly 10,000 credentials via fake login pages sent through sms, compromising network security. The notorious scattered lapsus$ hunters (slh) threat actors are currently engaged in a massive identity theft campaign targeting okta single sign on (sso) credentials at around 100 large. According to ongoing research by group ib, a massive phishing campaign is currently underway. this is a campaign that has impacted no less than 130 organizations across a broad range of industries.
Teiss News New 0ktapus Phishing Campaign Targets Okta Identity Credentials The notorious scattered lapsus$ hunters (slh) threat actors are currently engaged in a massive identity theft campaign targeting okta single sign on (sso) credentials at around 100 large. According to ongoing research by group ib, a massive phishing campaign is currently underway. this is a campaign that has impacted no less than 130 organizations across a broad range of industries. This is a campaign that has impacted no less than 130 organizations across a broad range of industries. these include but are not limited to professional recruiting firms and companies connected to finance and technology. In a new report released today by okta, researchers explain that the phishing kits are sold as part of an "as a service" model and are actively being used by multiple hacking groups to target. According to ongoing research by group ib, a massive phishing campaign is currently underway. this is a campaign that has impacted no less than 130 organizations across a broad range of industries. Hackers are using a new phishing kit called cryptochameleon in advanced okta phishing attacks. the phishing kit is currently being used to target employees of the federal communications commission (fcc).
Organizations Warned Of Rise In Okta Support Phishing Attacks Securityweek This is a campaign that has impacted no less than 130 organizations across a broad range of industries. these include but are not limited to professional recruiting firms and companies connected to finance and technology. In a new report released today by okta, researchers explain that the phishing kits are sold as part of an "as a service" model and are actively being used by multiple hacking groups to target. According to ongoing research by group ib, a massive phishing campaign is currently underway. this is a campaign that has impacted no less than 130 organizations across a broad range of industries. Hackers are using a new phishing kit called cryptochameleon in advanced okta phishing attacks. the phishing kit is currently being used to target employees of the federal communications commission (fcc).
0ktapus Phishing Campaign Targets Okta Identity Credentials Infosecurity Magazine According to ongoing research by group ib, a massive phishing campaign is currently underway. this is a campaign that has impacted no less than 130 organizations across a broad range of industries. Hackers are using a new phishing kit called cryptochameleon in advanced okta phishing attacks. the phishing kit is currently being used to target employees of the federal communications commission (fcc).
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