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Microsoft and Coinbase announce takedown of EvilTokens phishing network

Fortune reports that the companies’ investigation led to arrests. The scheme sold phishing kits on social media that let anyone create convincing fake emails, the outlet says.

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Microsoft and Coinbase announced on September 22, 2026, that they had taken down EvilTokens, Fortune reports. The outlet describes an AI-powered phishing network that defrauded real estate firms, banks and healthcare providers. It says the companies’ investigation led to arrests and that the scheme involved selling phishing kits on social media that let anyone create convincing fake emails.

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@FortuneMagazineToday, Microsoft and Coinbase announced they had taken down a phishing network, known as EvilTokens, that has defrauded businesses ranging from real estate firms to banks to healthcare providers. https://bit.ly/3V44cEd
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    @FortuneMagazineToday, Microsoft and Coinbase announced they had taken down a phishing network, known as EvilTokens, that has defrauded businesses ranging from real estate firms to banks to healthcare providers. https://bit.ly/3V44cEd
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