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Antivirus
Microsoft Defender Antivirus offers a multi-layered protection stack in Windows 11. But is that sufficient?
Classified as a zero-day vulnerability
More than 1,300 publicly accessible Microsoft SharePoint servers remain vulnerable to a critical spoofing security flaw that is already being actively exploited by threat actors.
Social Engineering
When the IT support team reaches out via Microsoft Teams, flags an urgent security update, and requests remote access, it sounds like routine maintenance. In reality, it may be one of the most dangerous intrusion methods targeting enterprise networks today.
Microsoft admits problem
A Microsoft executive acknowledges that Windows 11 contains too much self-promotion. Whether the promise of a calmer operating system holds up remains to be seen.
New location feature
Starting in December, the collaboration platform Microsoft Teams will be able to automatically detect whether employees are working in the office.
Malfunction
Underwater fiber optic cables in the Red Sea were damaged, causing delays to Microsoft’s Azure cloud service. The company was able to reroute the data traffic via alternative routes.
Customers face higher costs
Microsoft is changing the pricing structure for online services in Enterprise Agreements. What the company advertises as a step towards greater transparency and consistency could cost corporate customers dearly.
Integration into CoreAI team
After nearly four years at the helm, Thomas Dohmke is leaving GitHub to “become a startup founder again”. Microsoft is using the change in leadership to completely realign the developer platform.
Cloud platform
For years, Microsoft has kept the turnover of its Azure cloud platform a secret. Now the company has finally announced a figure.
Access to sensitive military data
A report by the US research portal ProPublica has revealed that Chinese technicians have been working on computer systems for the US Department of Defense on Microsoft’s behalf.
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