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Microsoft Teams to Hide External QR Codes by Oct 2026
Microsoft Teams will obscure QR codes from external senders, requiring users to reveal them before scanning, starting October 2026 on mobile.
Stanbic Bank Uganda Launches Anti-Fraud Campaign
Stanbic Bank Uganda launched 'Stay Switched On' to educate customers on preventing digital and cyber-enabled financial fraud.
X Money rollout linked to password-reset attacks
X is investigating unsolicited password-reset emails possibly tied to the broader rollout of its X Money payments service, which may attract attackers
Microsoft Teams to Block External QR Codes
Microsoft Teams will automatically hide QR codes from external senders to combat QR code phishing.
Scammers Time Texts for Best Results
Malwarebytes reports scammers have identified optimal times and platforms for different scams, increasing their success rates.
Back-to-School Scams Target College Students
Cybercriminals exploit back-to-school season with scams targeting college students, often via phishing emails and fake offers.
CEO Phishing Kits, 5K Dropbox Hacks, OAuth Traps
Attackers use realistic phishing kits, compromised Dropbox accounts, and OAuth traps to trick users. A single wrong click can lead to breaches.
Phantom Deal Scams Target Large Enterprises
Threat actors in the 'Phantom Deal' campaign research companies to trick midlevel employees into authorizing large financial transfers.
US Top Target in RMM Phishing Across 46 Countries
A phishing campaign using RMM tools and tax lures spans 46 countries, with the US accounting for 45% of activity. Researchers linked 601 cases.
Spring Ring abuses Teams calls to breach domains
Attackers posing as Microsoft Teams support targeted 150+ employees at 10+ firms, using live calls to deploy malware or launch NTLM relay attacks from
Microsoft Teams IT Helpdesk Impersonation Leads to
Microsoft warns of a Teams-based campaign where attackers impersonate IT staff to trick victims into granting remote access, leading to malware and ra
ASCII Smuggling Moves From AI Attacks to Phishing
Invisible Unicode characters, used in AI prompt injection, now hide words in phishing emails to evade filters.