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Misconfigured Python Server Exposes Three Distinct Evilginx Forks Targeting M365

Misconfigured Python Server Exposes Three Distinct Evilginx Forks Targeting M365

Single directory listing revealed three Evilginx campaigns against M365, each using forked proxies with distinct MFA bypasses. Evidence from bash_history, logs, and GitHub clones shows commodity operators persisting due to missing Conditional Access controls. The pattern repeats across exposed C2 hosts whenever basic hardening is skipped.

Lexfo's April 2026 scan found directory listing enabled on the Budapest host, revealing credential logs, RMM binaries, and Telegram artifacts alongside four Evilginx variants. The primary operator, tracked as codemado, had cloned public repos and operated picis[.]net with MaDoO Blaster mailer; captured tokens showed repeated refreshes against French and North American corporate tenants. Two additional forks originated from mail-argenta and saroula01, each with distinct modifications including attribute renaming, URL rewriting, and one-year cookie TTLs that bypass standard password resets absent CAE policies.

⚡ Prediction

SENTINEL: Lexfo or similar firm will publish another exposed Evilginx host with M365 logs before October 2026

Sources (3)

  • [1]
    Primary Source(https://thehackernews.com/2026/07/misconfigured-server-reveals-three.html)
  • [2]
    Supporting Source(https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity-platform/device-code-flow)
  • [3]
    Supporting Source(https://github.com/kgretzky/evilginx2)