Description
The Excel SCAM PAGE is a deceptive web page designed to replicate the Microsoft Excel login or file access portal, typically appearing when users attempt to open shared Excel files online. This scam aims to steal Microsoft account credentials or sensitive information, ultimately granting attackers unauthorized access to Office 365 accounts.
The phishing page mimics Microsoft’s authentic branding, including logos, typography, and familiar design elements, making it appear highly legitimate. Users are often tricked through phishing emails containing links to “shared” Excel files or requests to verify their account details for file access or collaboration.
Once credentials are captured, victims are usually redirected to the real Microsoft Excel or Office 365 portal to avoid raising suspicion.
🎯 Key Features of the Microsoft Excel Phishing Page
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✅ Fake HTTPS padlock and secure URL design
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📊 Exact clone of the Microsoft Excel or Office 365 login interface
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📱 Fully responsive design for both desktop and mobile devices
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🔐 Captures Microsoft account usernames and passwords
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📧 Supports both manual and automatic email/user data collection
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🔄 Redirects victims to the real Microsoft Excel or Office 365 page after data submission
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🧩 Lightweight HTML and JavaScript structure for fast page loads
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🧪 Real-time credential capture using JavaScript form hijacking
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⚙️ Customizable scam messages (e.g., “Access Denied,” “Verify Your Account”)
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🔄 URL parameters pre-fill email or user ID fields for added ease of attack
