In Mr. D0x's article, I learned that it's feasible to spoof both the icon and filename within the Teams client by altering the attributes in the request that transmits file contents. So I added some lines to add this feature to TeamsPhisher by introducing the --spoofile flag. I think this capability holds significant potential for deceiving unsuspecting individuals into clicking malicious files.
In Mr. D0x's article, I learned that it's feasible to spoof both the icon and filename within the Teams client by altering the attributes in the request that transmits file contents. So I added some lines to add this feature to TeamsPhisher by introducing the --spoofile flag. I think this capability holds significant potential for deceiving unsuspecting individuals into clicking malicious files.
[Link to the article: https://mrd0x.com/microsoft-teams-abuse/]
BTW taking advantage of the communication, I would like to congratulate you for the creation of this awesome tool ;)