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SharePoint vulnerabilities allowed hackers to breach US nuclear weapons agency
Microsoft Microsoft SharePoint zero-day flaws were exploited to breach over 50 organizations, including the National Nuclear Security Administration.
Thousands of SharePoint servers at risk from "ToolShell" attacks
Microsoft Two zero-day SharePoint vulnerabilities are under active attack. Microsoft released emergency patches, but some SharePoint versions remain unpatched.
ChatGPT tricked into generating Windows 10 keys in a "guessing game" scam
AI A security researcher recently played a guessing game with OpenAI's ChatGPT-4, tricking it into generating Windows 10 product keys by saying "I give up."
16 billion accounts involved in "the largest data breach"
Cybersecurity A research team uncovered the data breach, which included login credentials from major platforms like Apple, GitHub, and various government services.
Microsoft says its Quick Assist app is open to AI scams
Cybersecurity Microsoft warns Windows and macOS users to avoid using Quick Assist as it's susceptible to AI scams camouflaged as "unsolicited" tech support.
Twitter faces massive data breach — insider involvement suspected
Cybersecurity X was recently hit by a massive data leak featuring 2.8 billion Twitter IDs, potentially impacting over 200 million users.
DeepSeek's AI buzz suffers "large-scale cyberattack," prompting temporary registration cap
AI Large-scale cyberattacks force DeepSeek to pause new user registrations temporarily.
Google Chrome's new extension support framework raises critical security concerns
MORE SECURE? Google Chrome's Manifest V3 framework poses a major security threat.
A "super realistic" AI-generated scam call almost cost a Microsoft consultant and potentially 2.5 billion others access to Gmail: "I would give them an A for effort"
AI SCAM As once feared, hackers are now using sophisticated AI schemes to deploy their phishing scams.
Microsoft wants to beef up Windows security to prevent CrowdStrike-like fiascos, but there are critical concerns: "A world where only Microsoft can provide effective endpoint security is not a more secure world"
BETTER SECURITY Microsoft wants to develop a new platform for security vendors, but it's unclear if it will block their access to Windows in kernel mode.
