The phishing email appears deceptively legitimate, displaying the sender’s name as ‘[email protected].’ While it passes SPF authentication checks, it actually originates from a mailing list platform called Sendinblue (now known as Brevo). The email tricks unsuspecting targets by claiming their existing subscription is nearing its expiration and requires migration, directing them to what appears to be a legitimate API authorization page. Upon approval, the cybercriminal gains full access to the victim’s Twitter account.
