Example of either in-app phishing or link backdooring

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Example of either in-app phishing or link backdooring #69

Closed jukelennings closed 2 months ago

jukelennings commented 3 months ago

https://www.itpro.com/cloud/cloud-security/hundreds-of-enterprises-are-being-targeted-in-a-microsoft-azure-cloud-account-takeover-campaign-heres-what-you-need-to-know

jukelennings commented 2 months ago

I haven't been able to find any technical source that makes it truly clear how the documents were delivered to targets or general details around it beyond "shared documents".

This is one I can't be 100% sure of but it seems most likely that "shared documents" did mean putting malicious links inside a document and then using document sharing functionality and so it would most closely align with in-app phishing if so. On balance of probabilities, I'll include as a reference.