Hackers are flocking to a new SMS spam tool - 'Xeon Sender' exploits cloud APIs and exposed credentials to supercharge phishing campaigns
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Xeon Sender is a cloud-based phishing tool that allows attackers to send spam messages using legitimate APIs from nine different SaaS providers, simplifying large-scale attacks.
Attackers leveraging Xeon Sender must possess API keys for targeted services, making the acquisition of these credentials a challenge. This may lead to attackers seeking already compromised accounts.
Sentinel Labs described Xeon Sender as lacking the sophistication required for high-level spam campaigns, pointing out its unclear API calls and other usability issues that diminish its effectiveness.
Although Xeon Sender can facilitate mass spamming, its limitations likely prevent professional spammers from adopting it widely. The tool appears more suited for entry-level hackers.
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