Cybersecurity

FBI raises alarm over deceptive phishing campaign targeting prominent people

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The FBI has issued an alert warning about a sophisticated phishing campaign targeting high-profile individuals through commercial messaging apps, using OAuth consent phishing to gain unauthorized access to their cloud accounts. This matters because attackers can bypass passwords and multi-factor authentication by tricking victims into granting permissions to malicious applications, highlighting the need for heightened awareness of social engineering tactics in OAuth-based systems.

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