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Phishing Campaigns Exploit Vercel's Free Hosting Platform

Phishing Campaigns Exploit Vercel's Free Hosting Platform

First seen 10 Jun 2026, 23:25 UTC

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ThreatCluster AI
ThreatCluster June 11, 2026 at 23:07 UTC
  • Phishing campaigns are exploiting Vercel's free hosting platform.
  • Attackers use familiar services like Zoom to send fraudulent alerts.
  • Organizations must enhance email security to combat these evolving threats.

Cybercriminals have launched three phishing campaigns utilizing Vercel's free hosting service to distribute malicious content. The attacks leverage familiar platforms like Zoom and ConnectWise ScreenConnect to send fraudulent SSA alerts, tricking users into providing sensitive information. The campaigns are characterized by their sophisticated tactics, exploiting trust and human instinct. Organizations using these platforms are particularly at risk, as the phishing attempts aim to deceive users into believing they are legitimate communications. INKY has observed these evolving threats, highlighting the need for enhanced email security measures. The full scope of the impact remains unclear, but the potential for widespread user compromise is significant. Current status indicates ongoing monitoring of these phishing activities.

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2026-06-10
Phishing campaigns reported
Three phishing campaigns abusing Vercel's free hosting platform were identified, targeting users with fake alerts.
Kaseya
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Ongoing monitoring by INKY
INKY continues to observe these phishing threats as they evolve, emphasizing the need for vigilance.
Kaseya

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