Threat actors are using Cloudflare R2 to host phishing pages.
According to analytics firm Netskope, there’s been a 61-fold increase in the amount of time that Phishing sites have been hosted on Cloudflrange R2 over the past six months.
Why is this happening?
Because the referring site requires a phishing site passed on to it as a parameter.
The company’s Turnstile anti-bot platform uses a CAPTCHA replacement, which allows it to place pages behind anti-bot barriers.
In other words, it prevents scanning tools like URLscanner.io from reaching the actual phishing page.
On the other hand, the referring site just needs a .NETSKOPE site to be able to see it.
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