TEACHING AIDS. The Department of Science and Technology-Central Luzon (DOST-3) has provided teaching aids to four more public schools in Zambales. The beneficiaries received interactive multimedia audio-visual teaching aids including a 40-inch, high-definition, light-emitting diode television. (Photo courtesy of DOST-3)
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Vice President-elect Sara Duterte (File photo)
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A recently discovered multi-stage, large-scale phishing campaign first observed in APAC employs a novel technique that is only successful against organisations that do not have multifactor authentication (MFA) in place, according to Microsoft’s security team.
In a newly published disclosure, Microsoft revealed how the campaign targeted victims in Australia, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand, first through the fairly standard practice of stealing credentials – in this instance via a fake DocuSign phish that directed them to a spoofed Office 365 login.
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