Microsoft met en garde contre l'exploitation des réinitialisations de mots de passe par des pirates

Microsoft a averti ses utilisateurs que des pirates informatiques ciblent les processus de réinitialisation de mots de passe pour accéder à des comptes. Cette activité est attribuée au groupe Storm-2949.

Microsoft a émis cet avertissement concernant des tentatives en cours visant à exploiter les réinitialisations de mots de passe pour obtenir un accès non autorisé. Les pirates impliqués mènent, selon l'entreprise, une campagne méthodique, sophistiquée et multicouche sous le nom de Storm-2949.

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