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A $10,000 phishing kit sold on Russian-language forums, iAuthFlow v2, enrolls attacker-controlled passkeys on compromised accounts for persistent access after password changes. The browser-in-the-middle attack targets Google, iCloud, LinkedIn, and Microsoft, creating a passkey six seconds after authentication. Abnormal Security examined the kit's documentation and demos.
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