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Corrupted Word Files Fuel Sophisticated Phishing Campaign
A new phishing campaign has been observed corrupting Microsoft Word documents to bypass email security systems and trick users into sharing sensitive information. The campaign targets victims with emails impersonating payroll or HR departments, promising employee benefits or bonuses to lure recipients into opening malicious attachments. These emails feature attachments named to appear legitimate, such as: Annual_Benefits_&Bonus_for[name].docx Due_&Payment_for[name].docx.bin Q4_Benefits_&Bonus_for[name].docx.bin When opened, the files prompt Microsoft Word’s recovery mode, which reconstructs the document and displays instructions…
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