Phishing Campaign Exploits Vercel Hosting for Remote Access Tools
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A phishing campaign has been exploiting Vercel's hosting platform since November 2025 to distribute remote access tools. The attackers utilize social engineering tactics, sending emails themed around financial matters to trick victims into downloading malware. This method leverages the trust associated with the Vercel domain, making detection difficult for traditional security measures.
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