It is often found in scripts that mimic or Adobe login portals. Attack Vector :
The ID acts as a "tag" or "license key" within the phishing script to route stolen credentials (usernames, passwords, and session cookies) to a specific Telegram bot controlled by the attacker. 5A0BBB31-FB33-40EA-A80A-CE9C289B8632 - @GOD_LEA...
: Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) and AiTM attacks. It is often found in scripts that mimic
Security researchers have identified this specific ID in high-volume phishing clusters targeting corporate environments to harvest , which allows attackers to hijack active logins even if MFA is enabled. Recommended Actions Security researchers have identified this specific ID in
: The ID 5A0BBB31-FB33-40EA-A80A-CE9C289B8632 is commonly embedded in the source code of phishing pages hosted on platforms like Cloudflare Pages, IPFS, or compromised WordPress sites.
This unique identifier and handle are associated with often used in phishing campaigns and credential theft. Specifically, this string frequently appears in the metadata or configuration of phishing kits and "adversary-in-the-middle" (AiTM) frameworks designed to bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA). Investigation Summary Indicator Type : Unique Identifier / Threat Actor Tag
: If this ID was found in your environment logs, assume any user who interacted with the associated URL has had their session compromised. Force a password reset and revoke all active sessions .