They Don't Hack In. They Log In.
Credential Harvesting is the process of stealing usernames and passwords through fake login pages. It is the #1 cause of data breaches globally.
Fake Portals
Clones of Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Okta login screens.
Session Hijacking
Stealing session tokens to bypass MFA.
Password Spraying
Using stolen credentials to access other services.
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The "Perfect" Clone
Attackers don't need to break your encryption. They just need to ask nicely for the password. By creating pixel-perfect replicas of the login pages your employees use every day, they exploit muscle memory.
Look-Alike Domains
Attackers host these pages on convincing domains like micros0ft-login.com or use legitimate services like Azure Blob Storage to host phishing pages on windows.net.
MFA Fatigue
Even with MFA, attackers use "Adversary-in-the-Middle" (AiTM) kits to proxy the login, capturing the 2FA code or session token in real-time.
Identifying the Threat
The only reliable way to spot a credential harvester is to check the URL. Training employees to pause and inspect the address bar before typing a password is the most effective defense.
Inoculate Your Workforce
PhishFirewall sends simulated credential harvesting attacks that look exactly like the real thing. When a user enters data, they are immediately redirected to a "Teachable Moment" explaining what they missed.
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