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Microsoft Takes Down APT28 Domains Used in Attacks Against Ukraine
Microsoft Takes Down APT28 Domains Used in Attacks Against Ukraine
Microsoft Takes Down APT28 Domains Used in Attacks Against Ukraine
Microsoft Takes Down APT28 Domains Used in Attacks Against Ukraine

Microsoft Takes Down APT28 Domains Used in Attacks Against Ukraine

Microsoft Takes Down APT28 Domains Used in Attacks Against Ukraine Microsoft has successfully disrupted attacks against Ukrainian targets coordinated by the Russian APT28 hacking group after taking down seven domains used as attack infrastructure. Strontium (also tracked as Fancy Bear or APT28), linked to Russia’s military intelligence service GRU, used these domains to target multiple

Microsoft Detects Spring4Shell Attacks Across its Cloud Services

Microsoft Detects Spring4Shell Attacks Across its Cloud Services Microsoft said that it’s currently tracking a “low volume of exploit attempts” targeting the critical Spring4Shell (aka SpringShell) remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability across its cloud services. The Spring4Shell vulnerability (tracked as CVE-2022-22965) impacts the Spring Framework, described as the “most widely used lightweight open-source framework for Java.” “Microsoft regularly

Microsoft Adds On-premises Exchange, SharePoint to Bug Bounty Program

Microsoft Adds On-premises Exchange, SharePoint to Bug Bounty Program Microsoft has announced that Exchange, SharePoint, and Skype for Business on-premises are now part of the Applications and On-Premises Servers Bounty Program starting today. With the expansion of this bug bounty program, security researchers who find and report vulnerabilities affecting on-premises servers are eligible for awards

Microsoft Announces New Windows 11 Security, Encryption Features

Microsoft Announces New Windows 11 Security, Encryption Features Microsoft says that Windows 11 will get more security improvements in upcoming releases, which will add more protection against cybersecurity threats, offer better encryption, and block malicious apps and drivers. “In a future release of Windows 11 you’re going to see significant security updates that add even more

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