BlackForce Phishing Kit Enables MitB Attacks to Steal Credentials and Bypass MFA
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A new phishing kit named BlackForce has been identified, allowing attackers to steal credentials and bypass multi-factor authentication using advanced Man-in-the-Browser techniques. First observed in August 2025, the kit is being sold on Telegram forums for 200 to 300 euros, posing a risk to organizations globally.
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