Microsoft has announced the disruption of RaccoonO365, a popular subscription-based phishing kit focused on the theft of Microsoft365 credentials. The tech giant’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) successfully seized 338 websites associated with RaccoonO365, which Microsoft tracks as Storm-2246. The operation has severely curtailed the phishing kit’s technical infrastructure, cutting off criminals’ access to victims, according to Microsoft which published details on September 16. The action was taken after the DCU obtained a court order from the Southern District of New York. As part of its investigation, the DCU also identified the leader of the RaccoonO365 network, Joshua Ogundipe, who is based in Nigeria. Microsoft said Ogundipe and his associates marketed and sold their services on Telegram…