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2018-08-15 11:45
Fake emails targeting Office 365 users via malicious links inserted into SharePoint documents are the latest trick phishers employ to bypass the platform’s built-in security, Avanan researchers warn. The cloud security company says that the phishing attack was leveraged against some 10% of its Office 365 customers in the past two weeks and they believe the same percentage applies to Office 365 globally. About the PhishPoint attack “The victim receives an email containing a link … More → The post New Office 365 phishing attack uses malicious links in SharePoint documents appeared first on Help Net Security.
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