The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity - Week 45 (2026)
SentinelOne's Week 45 roundup flags Teams-based social engineering, AD Certificate Services abuse, and cyberattacks disrupting European refrigeration infrastructure — three converging threat vectors worth triaging.
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Authorities dismantle investment scams and cybercrime networks, scammers abuse Teams and AD CS, and cyberattacks disrupt European refrigeration systems.
Editorial Analysis
Framed for the SOC Analyst desk
SentinelOne's roundup highlights Teams-based social engineering and AD CS abuse — both active TTP vectors SOC teams need detection rules for.
Validate that detection playbooks cover Teams-based phishing lures and AD Certificate Services misconfigurations (e.g., ESC1-ESC8 abuse paths).
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