Microsoft warns of passkey-themed identity phishing campaign
Microsoft said social engineering that impersonates passkey registration and single sign-on can compromise employee identities and cloud accounts.
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Microsoft said social engineering that impersonates passkey registration and single sign-on can compromise employee identities and cloud accounts.
Data includedNew European Peace Facility support will strengthen the regional military medical cooperation’s readiness and operational capability.
Data includedEuropol said investigators seized the leak site, provisionally arrested three suspects and secured at least 110 terabytes of data in a case linking KillSec to around 1,000 attacks.
Data includedA European Commission survey published on 30 September found 75% of employees had encountered suspicious emails, messages or links at work.
Data includedEuropol said an international action on 31 August targeted Sality botnet infrastructure linked to more than 11 million unique IP addresses.
Data includedINTERPOL said 126 foreign terrorist fighters had been identified from images processed during Operation Shams II, with AI-assisted results reviewed by trained officers.
Data includedGoogle Threat Intelligence Group said attackers are targeting AI workflows and cloud resources, including a second-quarter 2026 campaign that moved from cloud access to mass credential harvesting in under six hours.
Data includedA border operation across five Middle East and North Africa countries resulted in 48 arrests, including eight people sought under INTERPOL Red Notices.
Data includedThe Commission’s additional allocation announced on 1 October takes available Home Affairs funding for border surveillance and counter-drone equipment above €500 million.
Data includedThe proposal aims to connect police, fire, medical and civil protection teams securely across borders during crises and when terrestrial networks are unavailable.
Data includedThe initial capability of a single EU platform for manufacturers to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents went live on 11 September.
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