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Hackers Discover New Method to Bypass Microsoft Office 365 Safe Links

Recent findings from security researchers indicate that some hacking groups have discovered a method to circumvent a critical security feature within Microsoft Office 365, aimed at safeguarding users from phishing and malware threats. Known as Safe Links, this feature is bundled with Microsoft’s Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) and operates by…

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Microsoft Addresses Two Actively Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

As businesses brace for vulnerabilities in their systems, Microsoft has announced the release of critical security patches during the May 2018 Patch Tuesday. This update addresses a staggering 67 security vulnerabilities, including two zero-day exploits under active attack by cybercriminals, a situation that demands immediate attention from organizations across various…

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Surge of Scam Spam Originating from an Authentic Microsoft Address

Recent reports indicate that emails originating from a legitimate Microsoft address—which the company recommends customers add to their allow lists—are being utilized to distribute scam content. The emails are sent from no-reply-powerbi@microsoft.com, an address associated with Power BI. This platform provides analytics and business intelligence, integrating insights from various sources…

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Why is Microsoft Redirecting example.com Traffic to a Company in Japan?

Microsoft Network Anomaly Redirects Traffic Intended for Testing Domain In an unusual incident reported by Microsoft, an unexplained network anomaly inadvertently redirected traffic meant for the testing domain example.com to a Japanese electronics cable manufacturer, Sumitomo Electric. The example.com domain, outlined under RFC2606, is designated solely for illustrative and testing…

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Real-Time Phishing Kits Now Targeting Okta, Microsoft, and Google

Cybersecurity experts are currently grappling with a surge of voice-phishing attacks aimed at single sign-on (SSO) tools. These coordinated efforts have led to instances of data theft and extortion, as various cybercrime groups, including one claiming ties to ShinyHunters, harness sophisticated voice calls and phishing kits to deceive victims into…

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Microsoft Addresses 132 Vulnerabilities with Patches, 6 of which are Currently Under Active Attack

On Tuesday, Microsoft announced the release of significant software updates addressing a total of 132 security vulnerabilities, among which are six zero-day flaws that have been actively exploited by cybercriminals. This update reflects a substantial effort to fortify their software against ongoing threats, underlining the vulnerabilities present across multiple platforms.…

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Microsoft Confirms Release of BitLocker Keys as Ordered by Court

Encryption & Key Management, Security Operations FBI Gains Access to Encrypted Windows Devices Through BitLocker Keys, According to Microsoft Chris Riotta (@chrisriotta) • January 23, 2026 Image: Shutterstock Microsoft’s recent decision to release BitLocker recovery keys to the FBI has spotlighted critical issues surrounding encryption technology and the implications of…

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