"Microsoft Teams Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Deliver Malware to Employees"

Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in Microsoft Teams that could allow attackers to deliver malware directly to employees' inboxes. Max Corbridge, a researcher at Jumpsec, explained that organizations using Microsoft Teams inherit Microsoft's default configuration, which allows users from outside their organization to communicate with their employees. With a social engineering pretext to prime the target, exploiting this vulnerability to deliver malware has a significant chance of success. This article continues to discuss the potential exploitation and impact of the Microsoft Teams vulnerability.

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