Scworld Phishing Scam Exploits Microsoft Teams for Fraudulent Billing Notices
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A new phishing campaign is using Microsoft Teams notifications to send fake billing alerts, tricking users into contacting fraudulent support numbers. Check Point Research identified this tactic, which employs social engineering to bypass traditional security measures by utilizing legitimate communication channels. Scammers create fake Teams groups with names that mimic urgent billing notifications.
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