Microsoft Teams Strengthens Security Against Scams

Microsoft Teams Strengthens Security Against Scams

Microsoft Teams Security Update: How Users Are Safer from Scams Microsoft Teams is stepping up its security game with a new approach designed to protect users from scams and malware. The Microsoft Teams security update will block potentially harmful file types, like executables, and warn users about malicious URLs shared in chats or channels. These changes aim to make meetings and team collaborations safer, especially for users who may inadvertently click on dangerous links or files. Image credit: Shutterstock.com / DANIEL CONSTANTE Blocking Dangerous File Types in Microsoft Teams One of the main features of this Microsoft Teams security update is the blocking of risky file types. Executable files, which can carry malware, will no longer be allowed in Teams messages. This measure helps prevent file-based attacks that could compromise sensitive data or harm devices. By proactively filtering files before they reach users, Teams is making everyday collaboration more secure without slowing do…