Researchers demonstrated that simple CSS hacks can hide Microsoft's own phishing warnings, butAfter developing a proof of concept, and preparing an advisory, we made Microsoft aware of these issues through the Microsoft Researcher Portal (MSRC). Microsoft chose to not address this behavior for now.This is why we can't have nice things.
certitude.consulting/blog/en/o365-anti-phishing-measures/
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