Windows Analysis Report
https://email.otter.ai/ls/click?upn=u001.RMbZPcqt5dVyBkZNsbL-2FJz2g3R2sB0sFjHh7cjJTj6znbJcfaH2hDgDKQiaq0oRHs8TP7dxMM2RPzPnsGOBUb80ZIj-2F-2Ff0fdK7ZqNXK6c1ywt6X3kBv0e2-2FD3iskr91JLCERfI2A2zGdjIrys4iHmKil7QMYAJYjnO1H8pY1HFpDimeXe98prI-2Bd2TT5Il1QUrSADi1k7WEU0ditM1Ix5D7rdxYgPY7-2BoqBCVN6n6Le-2BPukZQMQFS

# Phishing Threat Analysis: Otter.ai Sign-In Page

## Threat Overview
A deceptive sign-in page mimicking the Otter.ai platform is designed to trick users into revealing their authentication credentials through a seemingly legitimate login interface.

## Key Findings

### Lure Mechanism
- The page presents a fake meeting notes sharing scenario from "Mariana Bald"
- Uses a fabricated context of a shared meeting document to create a sense of urgency and legitimacy

### Authentication Deception
- Offers "Continue with Microsoft" button to exploit trusted authentication methods
- Includes a pre-filled email address (alexandra.zagamendez.verd@assnat.qc.ca) to enhance perceived authenticity
- Provides additional sign-up options to make the page appear more genuine

### Visual Tactics
- Utilizes Otter.ai's official branding and design language
- Includes a professional-looking user interface with standard login page elements
- Displays a cookie consent banner to further simulate a legitimate website experience

## Conclusion
This phishing attempt leverages sophisticated social engineering techniques, using a trusted platform's visual design and a seemingly genuine sharing scenario to manipulate users into providing their Microsoft account credentials.