A new report reveals that attackers are abusing Microsoft Teams' collaboration features to launch phishing, vishing, and malware attacks, bypassing security warnings.
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Rapid7, a cybersecurity firm, has uncovered a recent malvertising campaign using fake software installers to distribute the Oyster backdoor
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