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Microsoft is warning of a new phishing campaign that hides malicious links. Learn more. Cybersecurity researchers at Microsoft are now warning its users of a brand new phishing campaign that hackers could use to steal information.
Malicious domain designed to look like an Office 365 logon page (Source: Abnormal Security) A spear-phishing campaign detected earlier this month that uses messages that appear to originate with legitimate companies is targeting enterprise users in an effort to steal Microsoft Office 365 credentials, according to a report from Abnormal Security. The fraudsters appear to have compromised hundreds of legitimate accounts to help craft realistic-looking emails, the researchers say. In one case, the malicious messages impersonated eFax, an online fax service, and the messages included personalized...
Malicious domain designed to look like an Office 365 landing page (Source: Abnormal Security) An ongoing phishing campaign designed to harvest Office 365 credentials is using a Microsoft Outlook migration message, according to researchers at Abnormal Security. The phishing emails, which are designed to look as if they come from the IT department of the victims' organizations, say the recipient must update to the latest version of Microsoft Outlook, according to the report. When victims click a link within the phishing email, they are directed to a malicious domain that shows an older version ...
Microsoft Warns of Powerful New Adware The new adware, dubbed Adrozek, is being distributed by large, well organized threat actors, according to Microsoft research. Microsoft has issued a warning about Adrozek, a new strain of browser modifier that, according to the company, "adds browser extensions, modifies a specific DLL per target browser, and changes browser settings to insert additional, unauthorized ads into web pages." Related Content: According to Microsoft, the malware is being distributed by large, well-funded, and organized groups. In the blog post warning about Adrozek, Microsoft...