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Rabia has a master's degree in Software Engineering and she has years of experience writing professionally about Microsoft products and other technologies. Rabia has also written for OnMSFT.com as well as Windows Report. She is always up to date on the latest trends in the IT Industry and has done extensive research in the data science industry.

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Webworm APT Uses Discord And Microsoft Graph To Target European Governments

A China-linked cyber-espionage group called Webworm is intensifying attacks against European government organizations by abusing trusted platforms and unconventional command-and-control techniques to hide in plain sight. This group blends malicious operations with legitimate cloud services and stealthy proxy networks to infiltrate, evade detection, and maintain long-term access to high-value systems. According to security vendor ESET,…

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Microsoft Expands Purview, Entra ID, and Agent 365 Security Capabilities

Microsoft has detailed the recent security enhancements designed to give organizations stronger oversight, management, and defense across increasingly complex digital environments. These updates help ensure that data, applications, and operations remain secure and well‑governed across the entire ecosystem. First off, Microsoft has launched a new Claude Compliance API for Microsoft Purview. This new integration allows…

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Microsoft Seizes Websites And Servers Used To Issue Fake Code-Signing Certificates

Microsoft has disrupted a cybercrime network by seizing its websites and shutting down hundreds of virtual machines used to issue fake code‑signing certificates. These certificates helped ransomware groups disguise malicious programs as legitimate software, which allowed large‑scale infections, even affecting some of Microsoft’s own systems. The cybercrime operation known as Fox Tempest has been active…

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Half Of SMBs Face Cyber Incidents Despite Rising Security Investment

Cybersecurity is rapidly rising on the agenda of small and medium‑sized businesses, but growing reliance on AI is exposing critical weaknesses in how well they’re actually protected. Many firms remain unprepared for evolving threats despite increased investment and awareness. IDC conducted a survey that included responses from 2,210 small and medium‑sized businesses across eight countries:…

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Microsoft Releases Rampart And Clarity Tools To Improve AI Agent Safety

AI systems are rapidly evolving from simple chat tools into powerful agents that can take real-world actions, which raises new and urgent safety challenges. In response, Microsoft has launched two open‑source tools designed to help developers build smarter, safer AI systems from the ground up. According to Microsoft, modern AI agents are no longer limited…

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How New Windows Zero-Day Bugs Bypass BitLocker and Enable SYSTEM-Level Access

A cybersecurity researcher has disclosed two new zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Windows and also released a proof-of-concept exploit for another flaw that Microsoft patched back in 2020. The disclosures have raised fresh concerns over Windows security, particularly because no official fixes were available for the newly revealed flaws at the time of publication. The researcher (known…

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Exchange Online Adds Writeback to Sync Cloud Mailbox Changes to On-Prem Active Directory

Microsoft is taking a major step toward phasing out on-premises Exchange servers with the public preview of writeback for cloud-managed remote mailboxes. The new capability resolves a long-standing issue in hybrid environments by automatically synchronizing Exchange Online changes back to on-premises Active Directory. In Exchange Online, cloud-managed remote mailboxes are a feature that lets organizations…

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Microsoft Updates Surface Pro and Surface Laptop for Business With Intel Core Ultra AI Chips

Microsoft has announced new Intel-powered Surface devices aimed at business customers, bringing upgraded AI performance, enterprise-grade security, and premium hardware to its Surface Pro and Surface Laptop lineup. These new devices, which are powered by Intel’s latest Core Ultra Series 3 processors, expand Microsoft’s x86-based Surface portfolio for different organizational needs. Microsoft’s new Surface for…

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Windows 11 May 2026 Security Update Fails on Low Boot Partition Space

Microsoft has confirmed that its May 2026 Windows 11 security update (KB5089549) may fail to install on some systems, triggering an error and rolling back changes during the process. The issue stems from the EFI System Partition (ESP) when it has 10 MB or less of free space available. The EFI System Partition (ESP) is…

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Tycoon 2FA Returns With OAuth-Based Phishing to Bypass Microsoft 365 Security

Cybercriminals are once again refining their tactics, as the Tycoon 2FA phishing kit evolves to target Microsoft 365 accounts. Instead of stealing passwords, attackers now manipulate users into granting access through device‑code techniques, which makes the attack harder to detect and block. Earlier this month, researchers reported that the Tycoon 2FA phishing kit had returned to full…

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Microsoft Warns Exchange Server Flaw Lets Attackers Execute Code via OWA Emails

Microsoft has disclosed a critical vulnerability in on-premises Exchange Server that allows attackers to execute malicious code through specially crafted emails opened in Outlook Web Access. The company is urging administrators to apply emergency mitigations immediately while it works on a permanent security update for supported commercial customers. This security vulnerability (tracked as CVE‑2026‑42897) affects…

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Microsoft Fixes Windows Autopatch Bug Installing Restricted Drivers on Windows 11

Microsoft has fixed a Windows Autopatch bug that was unintentionally deploying driver updates to certain managed Windows devices without proper approval controls. The issue impacted a limited number of systems running Windows 11 versions 25H2, 24H2, and 23H2, potentially causing unexpected restarts and stability problems. Windows Autopatch is a cloud-based service that automatically manages and…

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