AitM phishing operates by strategically placing an attacker as a proxy between the user and a legitimate login portal, facilitating unauthorized access with heightened anonymity.
The increased authenticity of AitM phishing attacks makes them less obvious, as users engage with what appears to be the real application, while the attacker observes and controls their session.
Although the attacker's access is temporary, persistent techniques often allow them to maintain access to user accounts or applications for extended periods.
AitM phishing toolkits can be implemented through various methods, including reverse web proxies and browser-in-the-middle techniques, which allow for seamless user manipulation.
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