Tag: Microsoft
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How Microsoft plans to improve resiliency 1 year after CrowdStrike outage
Nearly one year after the CrowdStrike outage, Microsoft has announced its plans to reduce disruptions and work with cybersecurity vendors …
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RIFT: Open-Source Rust Malware Analyzer Released by Microsoft
Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence Center has unveiled a powerful new open-source tool called RIFT to help security analysts combat this …
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Threat Actors Exploit Windows and Linux Server Vulnerabilities to Deploy Web Shells
Threat actors have been observed exploiting file upload vulnerabilities to deploy web shells and advanced malware on both Windows and Linux …
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Malicious Passlib Python Package Triggers Windows Shutdowns with Invalid Inputs
A deceptive and destructive Python package named , uncovered by Socket’s Threat Research Team, poses a severe risk to developers by …
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Microsoft Teams to Auto-Detect Work Location Using Company Wi-Fi
Microsoft Teams is set to introduce a new feature that will automatically detect and set users’ work locations when they connect to their …
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Windows Says Goodbye to Blue Screen of Death, Introduces Black Screen
After nearly four decades as a symbol of frustration and failure for PC users worldwide, Microsoft is officially retiring the iconic Blue …
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Microsoft fixes VDI bug that made Outlook crash
Microsoft recently fixed an issue in Outlook in which the popular email program would crash because of a bug in Outlook’s virtual desk …
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What if Microsoft just turned you off? Security pro counts the cost of dependency
A sharply argued blog post warns that heavy reliance on Microsoft poses serious strategic risks for organizations – a viewpoint unlikely …
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nOAuth Exploit Enables Full Account Takeover of Entra Cross-Tenant SaaS Applications
A severe security flaw, dubbed nOAuth, has been identified in certain software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications integrated with Microsoft …
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Researchers Weaponize and Obfuscate .NET Assemblies Using MacroPack
Researchers at BallisKit have introduced a sophisticated scenario within their MacroPack Pro tool to obfuscate and weaponize .NET …
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Microsoft has revived a classic text editor from 1991
When MS-DOS 5.0 was released in 1991, one of the big innovations was the MS-DOS Editor, a classic text editor that quickly became popular …
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