Fintechgate KnowBe4 Reports on Advanced Phishing Campaigns Targeting Microsoft 365 Users
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KnowBe4 has identified an advanced phishing campaign aimed at Microsoft 365 users globally, utilizing sophisticated techniques to steal credentials. Additionally, their Q4 2025 Phishing Trends Report indicates that personalized phishing emails, particularly those containing company names, have the highest click rates, with domain spoofing being a notable tactic used in these attacks.
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