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MRxC0DER, also known as mrxcoderxx, is an Arabic-speaking cybercriminal threat actor assessed with high confidence to be the developer and maintainer of the Caffeine phishing kit and associated with support functions for its apparent rebrand, ONNX Store. The actor is linked to phishing-as-a-service operations that enable other criminals to conduct Microsoft 365-themed credential harvesting at scale. The infrastructure and service model associated with MRxC0DER support adversary-in-the-middle phishing workflows designed to capture credentials and intercept two-factor authentication or one-time passcodes in real time. Campaigns tied to the platform have used QR codes embedded in PDF lures to direct victims to phishing pages, a technique commonly described as quishing. The phishing pages impersonate Microsoft 365 login portals and are supported by Telegram-based operational tooling for credential delivery, token interception, customer support, and service management. The platform associated with MRxC0DER has also advertised add-on criminal services including webmail support for phishing delivery, cookie or token theft capabilities, redirect services intended to improve deliverability or evasion, and bulletproof hosting and remote access services. Defensive evasion measures reported in connection with the service include Cloudflare-based anti-bot or CAPTCHA protections, proxying to hinder scanning and takedown efforts, and encrypted or obfuscated JavaScript with basic anti-analysis features. Real-time data theft has been facilitated through WebSocket-based transmission of stolen information. Observed victimology indicates a focus on financial institutions, including banks, private funding firms, and credit union service providers, particularly across EMEA and the Americas. MRxC0DER is best characterized as a financially motivated cybercrime enabler operating in the phishing-as-a-service ecosystem rather than as a state-sponsored actor.
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9 distinct techniques observed across reporting, grouped by tactic. Hover any cell for the evidence excerpt; click through for MITRE's full description.
2 malware families attributed to this actor across reporting.
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Maintains the ONNX Store phishing-as-a-service platform (believed rebrand of the Caffeine phishing kit) enabling QR-code (quishing) PDF campaigns, credential harvesting, and 2FA interception.
Arabic-speaking cybercriminal assessed as the likely developer/maintainer of the Caffeine phishing kit and likely providing client support related to the ONNX Store PhaaS ecosystem, enabling credential theft and 2FA bypass for BEC-style intrusions.
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