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10834958069?profile=RESIZE_400xFortinet researchers recently found some malicious Microsoft Office documents that attempted to leverage legitimate websites, MediaFire and Blogger, to execute a shell script and then dropped two malware variants of Agent Tesla and njRat.  Agent Tesla is a well-known spyware, first discovered in 2014, which can steal personal data from web browsers, mail clients, and FTP servers, collect screenshots and videos, and capture clipboard data.  njRat (also known as Bladabindi) is a remote agent Troja

10090371874?profile=RESIZE_400xThe Microsoft Security Intelligence team is warning that Office 365 customers are receiving phishing emails that aim to trick them into giving OAuth permissions to a bogus app that then lets attackers read and write emails.   The team reported that attackers are sending the OAuth phishing emails to "hundreds" of Office 365 customers.

OAuth is an open standard for access delegation, commonly used as a way for Internet users to grant websites or applications access to their information on other we