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Russian state-sponsored hackers posed as technical support staff on Microsoft Teams to compromise dozens of global organizations.

Infosecurity Magazine

Using these domains from compromised tenants, Midnight Blizzard sends messages through Microsoft Teams to steal credentials by persuading users to …

Help Net Security

A Russian APT group has hit employees of several dozen global organizations with phishing attacks via Microsoft Teams, says Microsoft.

Dark Reading

The Nobelium APT is launching highly targeted Teams-based phishing attacks on government and industrial targets using compromised Microsoft 365 …

Petri IT Knowledgebase

Microsoft has issued a security advisory about a new Russia-linked hacking group dubbed Midnight Blizzard. The threat actors used Microsoft Teams …

SC Magazine

The attacks use previously stolen Microsoft 365 instances to send Microsoft Teams chat messages masquerading as IT support staff communications.

YouTube

EU investigates Teams, Loop in the Microsoft Store, Beta build 22631.2129 Windows • Insider: Last week, Canary got features from Dev plus some new …

The Register

An infamous Kremlin-backed gang has been using Microsoft Teams chats in attempts to phish marks in governments, NGOs, and IT businesses, …

Tech.co

A blog post from Microsoft Threat Intelligence identifies the hacking group as “Midnight Blizzard,” using the team's internal tracking name. The …

ITPro

Russian hackers using Teams: The Microsoft Teams logo on a smartphone around … in a sophisticated phishing campaign leveraging Microsoft Teams.