⚠️ A normal meeting invite just turned into a full system hack. A developer joined what appeared to be a legitimate Microsoft Teams call… But it was actually a carefully designed attack. Here’s what happened: → Hackers impersonated a real company → Created a fake Slack workspace with real-looking people → Scheduled a meeting to build trust → Then asked for a simple “update install.” That install? A RAT (remote access trojan) that gave them full control. From there, things escalated fast… A compromised account ended up publishing malicious code (Axios versions) that could steal credentials and access systems. This is what makes modern attacks dangerous: They don’t look like hacks anymore… They look like normal work. And with AI, these scams are becoming even more realistic. ⚠️ The biggest risk isn’t bad code anymore… It’s trusting the wrong environment. --- 🎯 Why this matters If you: * Join random calls * Install “updates” during meetings. * Don’t double-check links. You’...