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Microsoft's report shows AI boosting phishing success to 54% click-through—learn about ClickFix trends, nation-state AI use, and defenses like MFA to protect against evolving cyber attacks.
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Microsoft's report shows AI helping hackers with malware and phishing—learn about the 32% identity attack surge, ransomware risks, and simple defenses like MFA to protect your data from evolving threats.
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Attackers use zero-day in Edge's IE Mode Chakra engine to trick users into legacy reloads, enabling RCE and SYSTEM access for malware. Microsoft disabled easy triggers—configure manually via Settings, migrate from IE, and prioritize modern web standards to stay secure.
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Posted: October 08, 2025Views: 16Microsoft alerts on cybercriminals and state actors abusing Teams' messaging, calls, and sharing for full attack lifecycle—from reconnaissance with TeamsEnum to exfiltration via GraphRunner and extortion by Octo Tempest. Harden identities, monitor anomalies, and train users to mitigate.
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Microsoft’s September 2025 Patch Tuesday addresses 81 security flaws, including two publicly disclosed zero-day vulnerabilities in SMB Server and Microsoft SQL Server. Learn about critical updates and other vendor patches.
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Cybercriminals use a fake Microsoft Teams download site to distribute the Odyssey macOS stealer, stealing credentials, crypto wallets, and sensitive data. Learn how to protect your Mac.
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A large-scale scanning campaign is targeting Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) services, utilizing over 30,000 unique IP addresses. Learn about the attack's methodology and implications for credential-based attacks.
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Join us in celebrating 34 years of Linux! Discover its journey from a hobby project to a powerhouse in computing, powering smartphones, supercomputers, and more.
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Microsoft warns of a counterfeit ChatGPT Desktop app delivering PipeMagic malware, a modular backdoor linked to ransomware. Learn how to protect yourself from this cyber threat.
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Microsoft has revealed a critical RCE vulnerability in Teams (CVE-2025-53783) that could let attackers read, write, and delete messages. Learn about the risks and fixes.