10/13/2026
Attackers aren’t looking for the cleverest way in. They’re looking for the one that works the same way at every company.
For example, a web page asks an employee to prove they’re not a robot, then talks them into pasting a command into their own computer. That one trick, called ClickFix, accounted for nearly half of the attacks Microsoft’s team tracked last year.
Our latest post explains why attackers favor playbooks that repeat over tactics that impress, and the handful of doors worth closing.
The most common way cyber attackers get in right now is repeatable. It works the same way at every company they target.