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Phishing, Office 365 and the Commercialization of Cybercrime | Huntress
Cybercriminals are improving their technical capabilities and increasingly sharing their skills and tools through dark web marketplaces, making advanced attack techniques more accessible to lower-skilled actors.
Why it matters: Security teams must anticipate a broader base of threat actors capable of conducting sophisticated attacks, requiring expanded detection and response capabilities across phishing, credential theft, and post-compromise activities.
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threat intel
Phishing, Office 365 and the Commercialization of Cybercrime | Huntress
Cybercriminals are improving their technical capabilities and increasingly sharing their skills and tools through dark web marketplaces, making advanced attack techniques more accessible to lower-skilled actors.
Why it matters: Security teams must anticipate a broader base of threat actors capable of conducting sophisticated attacks, requiring expanded detection and response capabilities across phishing, credential theft, and post-compromise activities.
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- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker