The PhishU Framework is doing something most phishing platforms are not: built-in Microsoft Entra OAuth Consent Grant phishing simulation.
This is not just credential capture. It is delegated access abuse through a real Microsoft consent flow, which makes it a very different risk story. Passwords can be reset. OAuth grants can keep working until they are explicitly revoked.
What stands out is how easy the workflow is. Instead of manually dealing with app registrations, redirect URIs, token capture, and post-consent validation, it is all wrapped in a web interface.
For red teams, pentest firms, and MSSPs, that is a big deal:
configure the app name and scopes in the platform
launch the landing page and campaign
capture the consent grant
use the built-in Token Explorer to show impact
That means inbox access, file browsing, email rendering, calendar actions, and persistent token abuse can all be demonstrated from the same platform.
It is also useful from a training standpoint, because this is the kind of attack path most organizations probably are not testing in phishing assessments at all.