Technology brands such as Microsoft are among the top targets impersonated by phishers, as they are well-known and widely used. In this case, the email notifies the recipient that their teammates are trying to reach them in Microsoft Teams. However, a closer look reveals that the message comes from an address unrelated to Microsoft.
Meanwhile, the link leads to the search engine Bing, containing a redirect that takes you to the malicious website. In this case, the malicious website contains a fake Microsoft login page, requesting account login information. If submitted, the attackers could gain access to the victim's account.
Sometimes, links in phishing emails redirect you to a malicious website via a legitimate service. This is often done to bypass spam filters or to make the link seem less suspicious.
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