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.

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

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DragonForce ransomware evaded detection for two months by routing malware traffic through Microsoft Teams' relay servers in a ...