Windows Analysis Report
https://infector.sh/index

# Phishing Threat Analysis: Microsoft Brand Impersonation

## Threat Overview
A sophisticated phishing attempt targeting Microsoft users has been detected, using a deceptive login page to harvest user credentials through brand impersonation.

## Key Findings

### Brand Impersonation Tactics
- The attacker has created a pixel-perfect replica of a legitimate Microsoft sign-in page
- Leverages the official Microsoft logo and login interface design to appear authentic
- Hosted on a suspicious domain 'infector.sh', which is unrelated to Microsoft

### Credential Harvesting Mechanism
- Presents a familiar login interface requesting:
  - Email, phone, or Skype credentials
  - Includes "No account? Create one!" and "Sign in with a security key" options to mimic genuine Microsoft login flow
- Strategic placement of input fields designed to trick users into voluntarily submitting sensitive authentication information

### Technical Red Flags
- Domain mismatch: 'infector.sh' vs legitimate 'microsoft.com'
- Unusual top-level domain '.sh' signals potential malicious infrastructure
- High risk score of 9/10 indicating a high-confidence phishing attempt

## Conclusion
This phishing site represents a carefully crafted impersonation of Microsoft's login page, engineered to deceive users and capture their credentials through visual mimicry and social engineering techniques.