Microsoft has revealed details of a large global phishing attack that targeted more than 35,000 users across over 13,000 organisations. Most of the victims were based in the United States, but the campaign affected companies in 26 countries
Microsoft has revealed details of a large global phishing attack that targeted more than 35,000 users across over 13,000 organisations. Most of the victims were based in the United States, but the campaign affected companies in 26 countries.
The attack took place between April 14 and April 16, 2026, and used highly convincing emails to trick people into giving access to their accounts.
These emails were designed to look like official internal messages related to workplace rules or “code of conduct” reviews.
According to Microsoft, the attackers used polished email templates that looked professional and trustworthy. The messages created urgency by claiming that users needed to review important compliance issues immediately.
-
Krunal, Bhuvneshwar fire RCB to top of IPL points table with nervy win; Mumbai Indians knocked out
-
Sreenidi, Shillong Lajong drop points in title race
-
Sportvot x FPJ: Balyogi Sadanand Baba Chashak In Mumbai Sees Thrilling Kabaddi Battles Across Boys & Girls Categories
-
Endurance Swimmer Aryan Dadiala Creates World Record With 210km Goa Sea Swim
-
ISL 2025-26: Kerala Blasters Stun Mohammedan SC 3-1 With Dominant Second Half; Extend Unbeaten Run To Five Matches
