06/18/2026
You got a Microsoft 365 notification. Your session expired. Click here to sign back in. You clicked. You typed your password. And just like that β someone else owns your account.
Credential phishing is the most common entry point for cyberattacks on businesses. The pages look identical to the real thing. The urgency feels legitimate. And once attackers are inside your email, they can impersonate you, access sensitive files, and dig deeper into your systems.
Here's what to watch for:
π΄ Unexpected login prompts from Microsoft, SharePoint, or DocuSign
π΄ Emails warning your account will be suspended or locked
π΄ URLs that look right but are slightly off
π΄ Any login page you reached through an email link
Never log in through an email link. Go directly to the site β and turn on multi-factor authentication today.
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