This devious two-step phishing campaign uses Microsoft tools to bypass email security
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David Wilson
Security experts have issued a warning about a new type of cyber attack known as two-step phishing, targeting users with fake Microsoft portals. Cybersecurity researchers have noted a rise in attacks using Microsoft Visio files and SharePoint, with malicious actors redirecting victims to counterfeit Microsoft 365 login pages to steal sensitive login credentials. This sophisticated phishing tactic involves layered actions to avoid detection, utilizing trusted platforms like Microsoft SharePoint to host malicious content within seemingly legitimate files. To combat these evolving threats, organizations are advised to implement advanced threat detection solutions that can analyze URLs, detect suspicious files, and enhance authentication protocols to prevent compromised accounts from being exploited. Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity trends and protection measures.
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