Huntress Cybercriminals Exploit Microsoft 365 with Stolen Credentials
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Cybercriminals are bypassing security measures in Microsoft 365 by using stolen credentials and exploiting legitimate features of the platform. This method allows attackers to gain full access without triggering alarms, highlighting vulnerabilities in current defense strategies. The issue was discussed in a recent live hacking demonstration led by Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan.
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