it support scam
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Read moreAn inbox suddenly filling with hundreds of newsletters can feel like a technical problem that needs urgent attention. But that burst of email may be followed by a more serious risk: a Microsoft Teams message from someone claiming to be IT support. The reported scam uses this sequence to build trust and persuade employees to give an outsider access to their computer.
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