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link obfuscation
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Link obfuscation is a technique used in advanced phishing scams targeting Microsoft 365 users, as seen in recent campaigns against colleges and universities. Attackers hide malicious URLs behind seemingly legitimate links to bypass email filters and trick users into revealing login credentials. This tag covers discussions on how link obfuscation works, its role in modern phishing attacks, and strategies for detecting and defending against such threats. Topics include recognizing obfuscated links in emails, understanding the methods scammers use to conceal destinations, and implementing security measures like link scanning and user training to protect organizational accounts.
A new wave of highly sophisticated phishing scams has placed millions of Microsoft 365 users at increased risk, with recent campaigns focusing on colleges and universities such as Seton Hall. These scams exploit a deepening trust in digital communications and modern security tools, employing...