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pdf-credential-harvest
Weaponized PDF attachments that redirect victims to fake authentication portals (SharePoint, M365, Google Workspace) — no exploit, no macro, just a convincing document with embedded links to a credential-capture page.
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# PDF Credential Harvest
A weaponised PDF requires no exploit and no macro — it is a
pixel-perfect document themed as a SharePoint sharing notification,
Microsoft 365 voicemail, or similar business pretext. The PDF contains
an embedded link (button or full-page overlay) pointing at a
credential-capture landing page. Because the PDF itself is benign
(no JavaScript, no embedded files), it passes most sandbox detonation.
## Prerequisites
- Python `fpdf2` or `reportlab` in the sandbox.
- GoPhish campaign infrastructure configured (`gophish-campaign`).
- A credential-harvest landing page on a `lookalike-domain`.