A counterfeit Microsoft Teams update flow is being used to push legitimate remote management tools onto victim systems, blurring the line between phishing and admin software abuse.
A cluster of impersonation domains shows how attackers can abuse search traffic, brand trust, and download reputation before any file ever reaches the desktop.
A large impersonation campaign used clone domains, copied branding, and AI-written pages to make bogus Windows app sites look routine and trustworthy.
A fake video-call lure, webcam permission prompts, and Defender tampering show how modern phishing can behave like a targeted intrusion chain rather than a simple credential scam.