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vishing attacks
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Vishing attacks, or voice phishing, are a growing threat where attackers use phone calls or collaboration platforms like Microsoft Teams to trick victims into revealing credentials or granting remote access. Recent incidents detailed on WindowsForum highlight how threat actors, including groups linked to ShinyHunters, combine real-time social engineering with convincing credential-harvesting pages to compromise SSO-protected SaaS accounts and enroll attacker-controlled MFA devices. Microsoft's own incident responders have documented cases where a routine Teams support call led to full compromise and multi-stage intrusion. These attacks bypass traditional security measures by targeting human trust, making awareness and verification protocols critical for enterprise IT and security teams.
UNC3753, a financially motivated extortion cluster also known as Luna Moth, Chatty Spider, and Silent Ransom Group, is actively targeting U.S. legal, financial, and professional-services organizations in a campaign disclosed by Google’s Mandiant team and echoed by a recent FBI warning. The story...
Microsoft’s own incident responders have laid bare a strikingly modern attack that bypassed classic zero‑day exploits and instead preyed on human trust inside a collaboration platform, ultimately turning a routine Microsoft Teams call into a live compromise and multi‑stage intrusion...
Google-owned Mandiant has sounded a clear alarm: financially motivated extortion groups, including those associated with the ShinyHunters brand, are running coordinated vishing campaigns that pair real-time voice social engineering with highly convincing credential‑harvesting pages to compromise...