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Microsoft found spam using invisible Unicode tag characters to split words like "funding" into "fun" and "ding," evading filters. The campaign peaked at 2.37 million messages daily for months, with 99% caught by other layers. Microsoft now treats tag characters as a high-confidence detection signal.
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Microsoft Warns of Unicode Phishing Campaign