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New cyber campaign leveraging OneDrive.

Perception Point has once again discovered a new attack trend hitting our clients. Perception Point intercepted this new attack campaign through its Advanced Cloud Storage Security solution. In this attack, we will show how attackers are leveraging OneDrive in order to evade detection and take advantage of a new attack vector.

Phishing Campaign Trend: Microsoft Teams.

In the following incident, it is very interesting to see how the attackers have improved their messaging and framework significantly to try trick the end-users.…

Phishing Attempt Using Slack Referrer URL.

In this update, we will show how attackers are leveraging Slack referrer URL in order to lead victims to phishing pages, thus evading legacy solutions.

Cybersecurity Trend: New Attacks via Collaboration Channels

Today’s blog shows an interesting change in the way attackers act. Unlike previous incidents we published, this report lays out Coronavirus-themes attacks which are not originated from email but though other collaboration channels, such as cloud storage platform and files shared in internal networks. This shift demonstrates how attackers have been evolving and how they look for new ways into their targets.

How Malware Dropping Using Microsoft Excel Works

The following attack presented in this report is only one of many our system has prevented in the last couple of weeks. It is now being used extensively in COVID-19 campaigns.