A phishing wave aimed at commercial messaging apps shows how account recovery, not encryption, can become the weakest point in secure communication.
A support impersonation campaign is trying to turn one secret - the backup recovery key - into access to encrypted chat archives.
CypherLoc is described as a lock-screen fraud that leans on urgency and fake technical support, turning a moment of panic into a security risk.
A familiar workplace tool becomes a hostile entry point when attackers borrow trust, pose as IT, and use Microsoft Teams messages to push ModeloRAT into corporate environments.