In today’s thrilling episode of “Tech Giants Discover the Obvious,” Microsoft announces that misconfigured email routing can lead to internal domain phishing. Who would have thought that letting your email traffic do the cha-cha without supervision could turn into a security waltz with chaos?

Apparently, these so-called ‘threat actors’ are cleverly exploiting what now sounds like a very Swiss cheese-like protection system to impersonate organizations. Because there’s nothing cooler than convincing your team that ‘HR@yourcompany.com’ needs your login details to access a surprise cat meme collection.

Remember when phishing was just a harmless office hobby that involved a lot of giggling behind the copier? Now it’s a high-stakes game where emails masquerade as your least favorite internal memos, all thanks to some misconfigured settings. It’s like your spam filter decided to take extended leave without notifying anyone.