Microsoft 365 Credential Theft Attacks

Microsoft 365 credential theft is evolving—and now, attackers are leveraging AI tools like Microsoft Co-Pilot to cause even more damage. In this 4-minute video, we break down the latest threats targeting Microsoft 365 accounts, including how stolen credentials are being used not just for email compromise, but to access Teams, SharePoint, and even exploit Co-Pilot for fast, in-tenant reconnaissance and fraud.

What you’ll learn:

• How attackers are weaponizing Microsoft Co-Pilot to accelerate fraud
• Real-world examples of phishing sites mimicking Microsoft 365, Adobe, and DocuSign
• The risks of centralized login systems (SSO, OAuth) when trust is exploited
• Why access controls, identity management, and Zero Trust are more critical than ever
• What organizations should do to restrict AI tool permissions and reduce credential theft exposure

Attackers are creating highly convincing phishing sites using AI and targeting tools like Co-Pilot that have access to sensitive internal data. If they gain access to your Microsoft 365 tenant, they don’t need to exfiltrate your data—they can simply use your systems against you. Learn how to protect your organization by:

• Implementing strong MFA and identity controls
• Locking down access to Co-Pilot and other AI assistants
• Training staff to spot and avoid modern phishing and spoofing attacks
• Using Zero Trust principles to limit internal damage when accounts are compromised