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“The group then used their access to Twilio to attack at least 163 of its customers.”

Brian Krebskrebsonsecurity.com ↗

Five men aged 20 to 25 face charges for SMS phishing that hit LastPass, MailChimp, Okta, T-Mobile and Twilio. The server behind the phishing kit leaked its developer’s Telegram handle, which led to a Gmail address and a 25-year-old in North Carolina. Another suspect allegedly paid for phishing domains with crypto stolen from a victim company. The one-time passcode texted to a phone was the security, and kids in their twenties walked straight through it.