MCTO3030 is a threat cluster associated with long-running credential-harvesting operations targeting ScreenConnect cloud administrators. The activity has been observed since at least 2022 and relies on spearphishing to direct victims to adversary-controlled authentication infrastructure built with Evilginx, enabling theft of both credentials and authenticated session cookies. The actor’s tradecraft indicates a focus on bypassing multifactor authentication through session hijacking rather than password capture alone. High-confidence reporting supports phishing-based initial access, credential theft, session hijacking, and related post-compromise abuse of harvested administrator access. Publicly available information in this context does not establish a confirmed national affiliation, broader victimology beyond ScreenConnect cloud administrators, or a ransomware role.
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1 malware family attributed to this actor across reporting.
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