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Learn how the Kratos phishing kit targets Microsoft 365 users, its infrastructure, detection methods, IOCs, SIEM rules, and practical defense strategies.
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Kratos is a sophisticated Phishing-as-a-Service platform targeting Microsoft 365 users worldwide through convincing login pages, anti-bot protections, and trusted cloud services. This guide analyzes its infrastructure, three evolving phishing kit generations, detection fingerprints, SIEM scoring rules, IOCs, and incident response strategies to help security teams identify attacks faster and reduce account takeover risk.