Executive Outlook Mailbox Spied on via OneDrive & Dropbox

🟠 High | Source: The Hacker News Unknown threat actors maintained covert access to a senior stock exchange executive’s Outlook mailbox for at least five months, quietly exfiltrating email data in small batches to evade detection. The stolen data was routed through legitimate cloud storage services — Dropbox and OneDrive — to blend with normal business traffic. Symantec and Carbon Black attribute the campaign to espionage, suggesting a nation-state or sophisticated threat actor targeting financial sector intelligence. ...

4 June 2026 Â· ZX Cloud Security

Stock Exchange Exec Outlook Hacked via OneDrive Exfil

🟠 High | Source: The Hacker News Unknown threat actors maintained covert access to a senior stock exchange executive’s Microsoft Outlook mailbox for at least five months, systematically exfiltrating email data in small batches to avoid detection. The stolen data was routed through Dropbox and OneDrive to blend with legitimate cloud traffic, making it harder for security tools to flag the activity. The campaign bears the hallmarks of a state-sponsored or sophisticated espionage operation targeting high-value financial intelligence. ...

4 June 2026 Â· ZX Cloud Security

Microsoft 365 Android Debug Flag Exposes Account Tokens

🔴 Critical | Source: The Hacker News A debug flag accidentally left enabled in production builds of multiple Microsoft 365 Android apps disabled a security check that restricts account token sharing to trusted Microsoft applications. As a result, any app installed on the same Android device could silently request and receive the signed-in user’s authentication token, granting full access to email, files, calendar, and the ability to send messages on their behalf. No user interaction, credentials, or elevated permissions were required to exploit this. ...

3 June 2026 Â· ZX Cloud Security

Microsoft 365 Android Token Theft via Debug Flag Flaw

🔴 Critical | Source: The Hacker News A debug flag accidentally left enabled in production builds of multiple Microsoft 365 Android apps disabled the trust check that normally restricts account-token sharing to authorised Microsoft applications. As a result, any app installed on the same Android device could silently request and receive a valid authentication token, granting full access to the victim’s email, files, calendar, and messaging without any user interaction or additional permissions. The flaw affects any user running a vulnerable Microsoft 365 Android app while also having a malicious or compromised app on the same device. ...

3 June 2026 Â· ZX Cloud Security