no-code malware

No-code malware refers to malicious activities that leverage no-code development platforms to create and distribute threats without requiring traditional programming skills. On WindowsForum.com, discussions highlight how attackers abuse services like Bubble.io to build convincing phishing pages that steal Microsoft 365 credentials. These attacks exploit the trust and reputation of legitimate hosting platforms, making fraudulent pages harder to detect and more likely to reach inboxes. The no-code approach lowers the technical barrier for cybercriminals, enabling them to craft effective phishing campaigns with minimal effort. This trend underscores the growing intersection of low-code/no-code tools and cybersecurity risks, particularly for enterprise environments relying on Microsoft 365.