Microsoft 365 targeted by attacks. Password spraying is hardly new, but there are things that make this campaign stand out as ...

A massive botnet of over 130,000 compromised devices is conducting password-spray attacks against Microsoft 365 (M365) accounts worldwide, attempting to confirm credentials.

A massive Chinese botnet is targeting Microsoft 365 accounts with large-scale password spraying attacks that can bypass multifactor authentication (MFA), according to SecurityScorecard. The botnet , ...

Security researchers have found a massive hacking operation targeting Microsoft 365 accounts. The attack uses a network of over 130,000 infected computers, known as a botnet, to attempt ...

Federal cybersecurity officials are warning server and website owners of a spike in Androxgh0st malware, which is targeting Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Office 365, SendGrip, and Twilio ...

The botnet is made up of more than 130,000 devices and uses infrastructure hosted by CDS Global Cloud and UCLOUD HK, both cloud providers linked to China. It also uses command and control servers ...

— Microsoft 365 Status (@MSFT365Status) July 30, 2024. ... Security expert Kevin Beaumont speculated that it was a botnet-generated, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.

By using the TP-Link botnet, Quad7 was able to launch password spraying attacks against Microsoft 365 accounts. This cyber attack sees hackers use one exposed password to try and gain access to ...

Microsoft 365 targeted by attacks Password spraying is hardly new, but there are things that make this campaign stand out as notably dangerous, such as leveraging non-interactive sign-ins.

Microsoft 365 targeted by attacks Password spraying is hardly new, but there are things that make this campaign stand out as notably dangerous, such as leveraging non-interactive sign-ins.

Microsoft 365 targeted by attacks Password spraying is hardly new, but there are things that make this campaign stand out as notably dangerous, such as leveraging non-interactive sign-ins.