A new technique enables threat actors to bypass Microsoft Outlook’s spam filters and send malicious ISO files to victims’ inboxes. The method uses hyperlink obfuscation to disguise harmful links. This practice undermines email security defenses, especially for organizations reliant on Outlook’s native spam filtering. The technique comes hot on the heels of revelations about the exploitation of ISO files to dodge Microsoft Defender SmartScreen.

‘SpyLend’ Android malware tricked 100,000 users into downloading it
A new Android malware called SpyLend, part of a group of malicious apps called “SpyLoan”, has infected at least 100,000 devices, according to a security