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Microsoft Bolsters Teams Security With Automated Bot Blocking

Microsoft just supercharged Teams security with a game-changing update that automatically blocks suspicious bots from crashing your meetings. Now, you can keep unwanted guests out for good, with no need for manual approval.

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Attackers Exploit Trusted Collaboration Platforms for Identity Abuse

Collaboration platforms like Microsoft Teams and Slack have become a prime target for attackers, who are exploiting their trusted status to launch identity abuse attacks through chat phishing operations. These attacks are thriving, with 99% of alerts generated by one study related to chat phishing, signaling a major shift away from traditional email-based attacks.

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ShinyHunters Breach Exposes 1.6 Million RingCentral Accounts

RingCentral has confirmed that a breach, known as ShinyHunters, compromised 1.6 million of its accounts, but has since taken swift action to prevent further unauthorized activity. The company is now directly contacting affected customers and has assured that its core platform remains secure and operational.

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Microsoft Bolsters Teams Security with Enhanced Bot Controls

Microsoft's new Teams admin policy gives you more control over third-party bots in meetings, allowing you to block unwanted guests and require explicit approval for external bots to join. This enhanced security feature can be easily managed for individual users or specific groups through the Teams Admin Center.

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ShowDoc Flaw CVE-2025-0520 Actively Exploited, Servers Targeted

A critical vulnerability in ShowDoc, a popular collaboration platform, is being actively exploited, allowing hackers to place arbitrary files on unpatched servers - putting organizations at risk. With a severity score of 9.4 out of 10, CVE-2025-0520 is a critical threat that needs immediate attention.

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