A recently identified phishing technique called CoPhish leverages Microsoft Copilot Studio agents to deliver deceptive OAuth consent requests. This method uses legitimate and trusted Microsoft domains to deceive users, making it more challenging to recognize fraudulent activities. The sophistication of this phishing technique raises concerns about the security implications for users and organizations alike.
By weaponizing trusted Microsoft tools, attackers create a plausible environment for their phishing attempts, catching victims off guard. The reliance on established platforms can lead to higher success rates for phishing campaigns, as users are prone to trust requests that appear to come from recognizable sources. Given the increasing integration of AI tools like Microsoft Copilot in daily work, understanding and mitigating such threats becomes crucial for maintaining cybersecurity resilience.
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