Kaspersky Detects 4.7 Million Attacks Disguised as Workplace Tools
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Kaspersky warns that cybercriminals are imitating invitations to meetings, shared files and corporate services. They seek to steal accesses and compromise work accounts
Cybercriminals back at work after mid-year break
As the global north prepares for the return to a more active working rhythm after summer holidays, security specialist Kaspersky has warned that cybercriminals are just as keen to get back to work – with workplace communications a top target. The company’s analysis of the past 12-months shows how attackers continue to exploit trusted business tools: specifically, Kaspersky detected 4,7-million attempted attacks involving content mimicking popula…
Cybercriminals target workplace tools
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – CYBERCRIMINALS are increasingly disguising malicious files, links and account-stealing campaigns as everyday workplace tools, with Kaspersky detecting nearly 4.8 million attempted attacks exploiting the names of popular business platforms over the past year. The cybersecurity company said its analysis, covering July 2025 to June 2026, recorded 4,781,846 attempted […] The post Cybercriminals target workp…
Kaspersky detects 4.7 million attacks disguised as workplace tools
While many people are still making the most of the summer season and exploring new destinations through guides such as Kaspersky Safe Travel Insights, businesses are preparing for the return to a more active working rhythm. Cybercriminals may take advantage of this increased digital activity by disguising malicious files and links as legitimate workplace communications. Kaspersky’s analysis of the past 12 months shows how attackers continue to e…
Attackers are hiding behind trusted workplace apps to steal accounts, Kaspersky warns
Cybercriminals have made nearly 4.8 million attempts to exploit popular workplace platforms over the past year, using trusted services such as Zoom, Outlook, and OneDrive to disguise phishing attacks, malicious files and account takeover attempts. New analysis by Kaspersky shows that Zoom was the most frequently impersonated workplace service during the period, accounting for 2.66 … The post Attackers are hiding behind trusted workplace apps to …
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