### Overview
The malicious link embedded in the phishing email redirects to a credential harvesting page designed to mimic legitimate conference registration sites.

### Key Findings
- **Page Design**: The page closely replicates the aesthetic and functionality of typical conference registration platforms, including fields for personal and institutional credentials.
- **Technical Analysis**: Examination of the page's source code reveals the use of JavaScript to capture and exfiltrate input data to a remote server.

### Recommendations
- **Network Monitoring**: Implement monitoring for outbound connections to known malicious IPs and domains associated with APT35.
- **Two-Factor Authentication**: Encourage the use of two-factor authentication for accessing sensitive academic resources.