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Hackers hide behind Microsoft's own websites to get past email filters and launch phishing campaigns

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Hackers hide behind Microsoft's own websites to get past email filters and launch phishing campaigns
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Attackers abused Microsoft Power BI dashboards to lure victims into downloading ScreenConnect softwarePublic dashboards mimicked blurred documents and redirected users to attacker-controlled sitesCampaign established persistent remote access, potentially enabling ransomware, espionage, or data theftMicrosoft's Power BI has seemingly become the latest in an ever-growing line of legitimate software being abused in phishing attacks. Security researchers Huntress said they uncovered a new campaign t

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