Microsoft and CrowdStrike are running a project that aims to align threat actor names, and Google and Palo Alto Networks will also contribute.
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OneDrive Gives Web Apps Full Read Access to All Files
Security researchers warn that OneDrive’s file sharing tool may grant third-party web apps access to all your files—not just the one you choose to upload.
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Russian Government Hackers Caught Buying Passwords from Cybercriminals
Microsoft flags a new Kremlin hacking team buying stolen usernames and passwords from infostealer markets for use in cyberespionage attacks.
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Signal Adds Screenshot-Blocker to Thwart ‘Windows Recall’
Signal said the privacy feature is on by default for every Windows 11 user to block Microsoft from taking screenshots for Windows Recall.
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Akamai, Microsoft Disagree on Severity of Unpatched ‘BadSuccessor’ Flaw
Akamai documents a privilege escalation flaw in Windows Server 2025 after Redmond declines to ship an immediate patch.
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Microsoft Sinkholes Domains, Disrupts Notorious ‘Lumma Stealer’ Malware Operation
Redmond’s threat hunters found 394,000 Windows systems talking to Lumma controllers, a victim pool included global manufacturers.
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Microsoft to Lay Off About 3% of Its Workforce
The tech giant didn’t disclose the total amount of lost jobs but it will amount to about 6,000 people.
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Zero-Day Attacks Highlight Another Busy Microsoft Patch Tuesday
Patch Tuesday: Microsoft patches at least 70 security bugs and flagged five zero-days in the “exploitation detected” category.
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Microsoft Accounts Go Passwordless by Default
Microsoft is prioritizing passwordless sign-in and sign-up methods, and is making new accounts passwordless by default.
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Tech Giants Propose Standard For End-of-Life Security Disclosures
The OpenEoX model proposes a shared data format that can be integrated into SBOMs, security advisories, and other ecosystem tools.
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