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Microsoft has made some of its certification exams open book affairs, allowing access to its learning portal while candidates sit tests. From a report: “On August 22, we will begin updating our exams so that you will be able to access Microsoft Learn a…
By Habiba Rashid
Critical Vulnerability in Microsoft Power Platform Discovered and Reported by Secureworks Researchers.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Reply URL Flaw Allowed Unauthorized MS Power Platform API Access
A new variant of malware called XLoader is targeting macOS users. XLoader’s execution, functionalities and distribution are detailed.
This QR code phishing campaign is targeting multiple industries and using legitimate services such as Microsoft Bing to increase its efficiency and bypass security.
For a supply chain attack and to plant the Korplug backdoor (aka PlugX) on the systems of the targeted victims, an unknown APT group was found to be using the “Cobra DocGuard.” Cobra DocGuard is a legit software package that enables users …
theodp writes: On Tuesday, Microsoft announced the Public Preview of Python in Excel, which “runs securely on the Microsoft Cloud”. From the Home Office in Redmond: “Python is one of the most popular programming languages today, loved by businesses and…
Microsoft is discontinuing the Kinect, again. The Verge explains: The company officially stopped manufacturing the depth camera and microphone in 2017 and brought it back in a new form in 2019 as the Azure Kinect Developer Kit. Now, Microsoft is ending…
Microsoft took down a string of articles published by “Microsoft Travel” last week that included a bizarre recommendation for visitors to Ottawa to visit the Ottawa Food Bank and to “consider going into it on an empty stomach.” From a report: The now-d…
Friday Microsoft told Bleeping Computer “that they have fixed the issue and Hotmail should no longer fail SPF checks.”
But earlier in the day the site reported that “Hotmail users worldwide have problems sending emails, with messages flagged as spam …
An anonymous reader shares a report: In 1995, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates sent a memo calling the internet a “tidal wave” that would be crucial to every part of the company’s business. Nearly two decades later, Microsoft’s current leader, Satya Nad…