Rise in Native Phishing Attacks Exploiting Microsoft 365 Security Features
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Attackers are increasingly using trusted Microsoft 365 apps like OneNote and OneDrive to conduct native phishing campaigns, leveraging AI and no-code platforms to create convincing fake pages and bypass security measures. These tactics involve compromising a single user to spread malicious links internally, making detection more challenging. Organizations are advised to strengthen security protocols, monitor unusual activity, and educate users to defend against these sophisticated attacks.
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