DragonForce ransomware operators are using a new backdoor that relies on Microsoft Teams relay servers for C&C.

DragonForce ransomware hid command-and-control traffic inside Microsoft Teams for up to two months, evading detection.

DragonForce is the first ransomware operator to use this technique that was discovered last year.

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