Microsoft advierte sobre ataques de piratas informáticos mediante el restablecimiento de contraseñas

Microsoft ha alertado a los usuarios de que piratas informáticos están atacando los procesos de restablecimiento de contraseñas para acceder a las cuentas. Esta actividad se atribuye al grupo Storm-2949.

Microsoft emitió la advertencia sobre los esfuerzos constantes por explotar el restablecimiento de contraseñas para obtener acceso no autorizado. Los piratas informáticos implicados operan una campaña metódica, sofisticada y de múltiples capas bajo el nombre de Storm-2949.

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