11/06/2026
Here's an attack we caught recently that's worth sharing, because it was genuinely clever.
A phishing attempt came in through what looked like an internal Microsoft Teams meeting link.
It had all the right formatting, the right sender profile, and every reason to look legitimate.
Our analysis traced it to a compromised supplier — so it wasn't even coming from an obviously suspicious source.
The link redirected to a cloned SharePoint environment designed to harvest login credentials.
It was blocked. But the margin was tighter than it should have been.
These aren't smash-and-grab attacks anymore.
They're patient, precise, and designed to survive your first layer of defence.
If you're relying on your staff to spot them, that's not a security strategy — it's a gamble, one you will lose the next time someone is tired, overworked, or distracted.