Yam Store cybercrime marketplace supplies cloud infrastructure and phishing kits behind over 1 billion phishing messages
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A cybercrime marketplace tracked as Yam Store supplied cloud infrastructure and phishing kits that helped drive more than 1 billion phishing messages worldwide. The marketplace appears to work as an enabling service, letting other criminals run large-scale phishing campaigns without building their own tooling. The source article is a short excerpt, so it gives no detail on the operators, the targeted brands or sectors, the kit capabilities, or technical indicators.
Technical Details
- Yam Store sold or provided phishing kits and cloud hosting infrastructure to customers.
- The infrastructure is linked to more than 1 billion phishing messages globally.
- The excerpt gives no IOCs, CVEs, named threat actors, or victim details.
Remediation
The article does not provide specific remediation guidance.
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Yam Store cybercrime marketplace supplies cloud infrastructure and phishing kits behind over 1 billion phishing messages
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A cybercrime marketplace tracked as Yam Store supplied cloud infrastructure and phishing kits that helped drive more than 1 billion phishing messages worldwide. The marketplace appears to work as an enabling service, letting other criminals run large-scale phishing campaigns without building their own tooling. The source article is a short excerpt, so it gives no detail on the operators, the targeted brands or sectors, the kit capabilities, or technical indicators.
Technical Details
- Yam Store sold or provided phishing kits and cloud hosting infrastructure to customers.
- The infrastructure is linked to more than 1 billion phishing messages globally.
- The excerpt gives no IOCs, CVEs, named threat actors, or victim details.
Remediation
The article does not provide specific remediation guidance.