Microsoft has fixed a vulnerability in its Teams app that left users at risk of having their accounts taken over. The weakness, which involved exploiting some seemingly innocuous and entertaining GIFs ...

Not all GIFs are created equally — something Microsoft has learned the hard way, as of late. The company found and addressed a vulnerability that allowed users to send malicious GIF images to users, ...

Apps like Microsoft Teams have seen a steady rise in popularity courtesy of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resultant social distancing. But they've had their fair share of privacy concerns too. Last ...

Now patched flaw allowed attacker to take over an organization’s entire roster of Microsoft Teams accounts. Microsoft has fixed a subdomain takeover vulnerability in its collaboration platform ...

Microsoft has resolved security problems in Microsoft Teams that could have been used in an attack chain to take over user accounts -- all with the help of a .GIF file. On Monday, cybersecurity ...

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Microsoft Teams has recently patched a hole in their security that saw hackers use GIFs to attack users' computers and exploit their data. The hackers made use of seemingly innocuous GIFs to attract ...

Microsoft has fixed a security flaw in Microsoft Teams that, if left unattended, could have been exploited to take over user accounts. By hijacking a Teams account, the bad actors might eventually ...

Senior writer at Forbes covering cybercrime, privacy and surveillance. For at least three weeks from the end of February till mid-March, a malicious GIF could’ve stolen user data from Microsoft Teams ...