Phishing Campaign Exploits Microsoft Teams Notifications
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A coordinated phishing campaign is targeting Microsoft Teams users by exploiting the platform's notification system. This method allows attackers to bypass traditional security measures, increasing the risk for users who rely on Microsoft Teams for communication. The campaign leverages the trusted nature of Teams notifications to deceive users into providing sensitive information.
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