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IT helpdesk impersonation hits Microsoft Teams once again, with the hackers hiding their activity within legitimate tools

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Microsoft is warning about an ongoing scam campaign starting in Teams.
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The scam exploits fake updates and support requests on Teams to get access to business PCs. Microsoft explains how to protect itself.

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Microsoft alerted about a campaign to usurp computer support on Teams. On these conversations, attackers pretend to be technical staff, get remote access, and then install an implant capable of progressing up to a company's internal servers. The editor recommends to check any support contact through a channel previously identified.

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Tech Radar broke the news in Bath, United Kingdom on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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