Microsoft 365 Phishing Technique Uses Empty Envelope Sender to Evade Direct Send Blocking

Microsoft 365 users are facing a phishing technique built on a small change: attackers leave the SMTP envelope sender blank. The omission can let an unauthenticated message pass a Direct Send safeguard while showing employees an address that appears to belong to their own organization. The approach is not a Microsoft software flaw and does […]

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