Evilginx Framework Used for MFA Evasion via Phishing Attacks
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The Evilginx framework is being exploited in a new wave of phishing attacks targeting student login portals. These attacks enable hackers to bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA) by creating fake single sign-on (SSO) pages. Educational institutions are particularly affected by this emerging threat.
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