Fake IT support attacks hit Microsoft Teams

A new wave of phishing attacks abusing Microsoft Teams to deliver malware has been uncovered by security researchers.

The campaigns, observed by Permiso, use fake IT support accounts to trick employees into installing remote access software, giving attackers direct control over corporate systems.

Phishing by email remains the most common method for gaining access, but attackers are increasingly turning to platforms used for daily collaboration. Since its 2017 release, Microsoft Teams has become deeply embedded in enterprise communication, making it an attractive target.

Read more at Infosecurity Magazine