Microsoft Teams is becoming a prime target for sophisticated scammers

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Tech expert Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson says hackers are using Microsoft Teams for phishing, vishing and quishing via social engineering.

Some attackers use email bombing and vishing, posing as tech support to overwhelm users with spam emails before tricking them into granting remote access.

Plus, external access settings in Microsoft Teams, which often allow outside users to initiate chats or meetings, can be exploited if not properly restricted.