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Hackers Could Exploit Microsoft Teams on macOS to Steal Data
Cisco Talos reveals 8 vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s macOS apps, exploiting TCC framework weaknesses. Hackers can bypass security, inject…
New ValleyRAT Malware Targets Chinese Windows Users in Multi-Stage Attack
A sophisticated ValleyRAT campaign is targeting Chinese Windows users. Learn about the malware’s multi-stage attack, its ability to…
Russian Midnight Blizzard Breached UK Home Office via Microsoft
Russian hacking group Midnight Blizzard breached the UK Home Office, stealing sensitive data. Learn how they exploited supply…
XSS and OAuth Combo Threatens Millions of Users Due to Hotjar Flaw
Cybersecurity Experts Uncover Critical Vulnerabilities in Leading Web Analytics Platform Hotjar, Potentially Exposing Sensitive Data of Millions of…
US Charges North Korean Hacker for Ransomware Attacks on Hospitals
The North Korean hacker, Rim Jong Hyok, is accused of being part of the government-backed cyberespionage group Andariel,…
Microsoft Releases Tool to Fix CrowdStrike-Caused Windows Chaos
Microsoft releases a recovery tool to fix CrowdStrike outages that crippled IT systems worldwide. The tool offers two…
ZDI Slams Microsoft for Not Crediting It in Last Week’s Patch Tuesday
Microsoft faces backlash from Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) and security researchers over lack of transparency in vulnerability disclosure…
Hacker Leaks Thousands of Microsoft and Nokia Employee Details
Hacker “888” leaks personal data of Nokia and Microsoft employees on Breach Forums. Data breaches at third-party contractors…
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Patches 142 Critical Vulnerabilities
Microsoft plugs critical security holes in July Patch Tuesday! 142 vulnerabilities patched, including actively exploited zero-days and remote…
Critical Outlook RCE Vulnerability Exploits Preview Pane – Patch Now!
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-30103) in Microsoft Outlook allows attackers to execute malicious code simply by opening an email. This "zero-click" exploit doesn't require user interaction and poses a serious threat. Learn how this vulnerability works and how to stay protected.