A phishing attack is a type of cyber attack where malicious actors try to trick individuals into giving away their personal information, such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details, by pretending to be a trustworthy entity.
Recent phishing attacks have been targeting Microsoft 365 users by using spoofed emails that appear to be from popular online platforms like Netflix and Amazon. The emails contain links that lead unsuspecting users to fake login pages prompting them to enter their credentials.
If users fall for these lures and enter their login information on the fake pages, cyber criminals can gain access to highly sensitive data stored in their Microsoft 365 accounts. This can lead to identity theft, financial loss, and compromise of personal and business information.
There are several steps users can take to protect themselves from falling victim to phishing attacks:
If users suspect they have received a phishing email or fallen for a phishing attempt, they should immediately report it to their IT department or IT support team. They should also change their passwords and run a security scan on their devices to check for malware or other potential threats.
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