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This update represents a practical application of AI-driven threat detection within enterprise collaboration tools, specifically targeting the growing vector of "quishing" attacks where malicious URLs are embedded in QR codes. By integrating these checks into Microsoft Defender for Office 365, the system leverages existing security infrastructure to automatically analyze and flag potentially harmful content before users interact with it. This development highlights how AI is increasingly being deployed to mitigate sophisticated social engineering threats that bypass traditional text-based link filters.
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Microsoft Teams to Warn Users About Malicious Links Hidden in QR Codes

Cybersecurity News3 min read

Microsoft is extending Teams security to detect malicious links hidden inside QR codes and warn users after a message has been delivered. The update adds QR code checks to existing Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protections, giving users clearer warnings and security teams more data to investigate suspicious messages. According to Message Center notice MC1490905, […] The post Microsoft Teams to Warn Users About Malicious Links Hidden in QR Codes appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Microsoft is extending Teams security to detect malicious links hidden inside QR codes and warn users after a message has been delivered. The update adds QR code checks to existing Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protections, giving users clearer warnings and security teams more data to investigate suspicious messages. According to Message Center notice MC1490905, published on October 7,…

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