Blog.Knowbe4 Phishing Kit Targets Aruba Customers in Italy
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A phishing kit has been identified that impersonates Aruba S.p.A., a major Italian IT and web services provider. This operation aims to deceive users into providing their login credentials, potentially compromising sensitive accounts. Researchers from Group-IB have reported on the sophistication of the phishing kit used in this campaign.
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