Digitaltrends Rhysida Ransomware Gang Uses Fake Microsoft Teams Ads to Infect Users
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The Rhysida ransomware gang is exploiting fake ads for Microsoft Teams to distribute malware. Users searching for Microsoft Teams may encounter these deceptive links, which lead to data exfiltration or encryption demands. This campaign targets individuals, schools, and small businesses, leveraging a ransomware-as-a-service model.
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