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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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ChatGPT Vulnerabilities Could Let Hackers Hijack Conversations and Steal Data

Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed a new set of vulnerabilities in OpenAI’s ChatGPT. These security flaws could allow attackers to hijack conversations, leak private data, and even implant persistent malicious instructions. Specifically, Tenable Research has discovered seven critical vulnerabilities in OpenAI’s ChatGPT models that expose users to significant security risks, including data leakage, prompt manipulation, and…

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Azure Migrate Now Supports Seamless VMware VM Migration to Azure Local

Last Update: Nov 28, 2025

Microsoft has expanded Azure Migrate to support the migration of VMware virtual machines to Azure Local, allowing organizations to easily move their workloads to cloud-managed infrastructure. The new capability streamlines VMware transitions while maintaining operational consistency and data sovereignty across hybrid environments. Azure Migrate is a centralized platform from Microsoft that helps organizations plan and…

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OpenAI Unveils Aardvark: GPT-5 Powered Agent Redefines Enterprise Cyber Defense

OpenAI has introduced Aardvark, an advanced agentic security researcher powered by GPT-5, marking a leap forward in AI-driven cybersecurity. Currently in private beta, Aardvark allows security teams to intelligently detect, validate, and remediate vulnerabilities at scale. OpenAI highlighted that thousands of new security vulnerabilities are discovered in both enterprise and open-source code every year. These…

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Microsoft’s WSUS Fix Accidentally Breaks Hotpatching on Windows Server 2025

A recent Microsoft security fix for a critical WSUS vulnerability has unintentionally disrupted hotpatching on Windows Server 2025 systems. The update ended up disabling restart-free patching for some servers, forcing admins to rely on traditional cumulative updates until January 2026. The Windows Server Update Service (WSUS) vulnerability (tracked as CVE-2025-59287) allowed attackers to exploit a…

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Ransomware Surge and AI-Driven Threats Reshape Europe’s Cybersecurity Landscape

Ransomware is surging across Europe, driven by a booming cybercrime economy in which services such as Malware-as-a-Service and credential marketplaces are readily available to attackers. According to CrowdStrike’s 2025 European Threat Landscape Report, European organizations have been the target of nearly 22% of global ransomware and extortion attacks this year. Nation-state cyber espionage is intensifying,…

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Azure API Management Adds Built-In Policy for Direct Message Publishing to Service Bus

Microsoft has announced that Azure API Management (APIM) now supports native message publishing to Azure Service Bus using a built-in policy. This new feature allows APIs to send messages directly to Service Bus without needing SDKs, custom code, or middleware. Azure API Management is a cloud-based service that enables organizations to create, publish, secure, and…

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CISA and NSA Outline New Security Best Practices for Microsoft Exchange Servers

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Security Agency (NSA) have issued updated guidance to help organizations strengthen their defenses against rising cyber threats. The advisory comes in response to a surge of targeted attacks exploiting critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server. According to CISA, organizations should consider moving to cloud-based…

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Microsoft Teams Adds New AI Tools, Unified Calling, and Meeting Enhancements

Microsoft continues to enhance Teams with new AI-driven features and seamless communication upgrades. This time around, the company highlighted support for audio recaps, a unified calling experience, enhanced device management, and more. Chat and collaboration enhancements Microsoft has released a new feature that allows users to generate file summaries for Word documents shared in group…

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Microsoft Resolves Media Creation Tool Crash After Recent Windows Updates

Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool, a go-to utility for installing or upgrading Windows, recently hit a snag, crashing unexpectedly on some PCs after the latest updates. The good news? Microsoft has rolled out a fix that not only restores the tool’s functionality but also brings new features and security enhancements to Windows users. The Media Creation…

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Malicious npm Packages Masquerade as Trusted Libraries to Steal Credentials

Cybersecurity company Socket has discovered ten malicious npm packages that masquerade as widely used libraries to stealthily harvest developer credentials. This sophisticated attack uses fake CAPTCHA, obfuscated code, and multi-stage payloads to harvest sensitive data from unsuspecting victims. An npm package is a reusable piece of code that developers can share and integrate into their…

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[Updated] Microsoft Azure Outage Hits Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Teams Users Globally

If you’re struggling to sign in to Microsoft’s services this morning, you’re not alone. Indeed, a widespread outage has taken down Azure, Microsoft 365, and several other cloud platforms as the company races to restore access. According to Microsoft, the major outage affected Microsoft’s cloud services starting around 12:00 P.M. ET. This issue appears to…

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Microsoft Defender for Identity Sensor v3.x Reduces Complexity, Boosts Threat Detection

Microsoft has launched version 3.x of its Defender for Identity sensor, bringing endpoint and identity protection together under one unified solution. This upgraded sensor simplifies deployment, streamlines management, and enhances security visibility across enterprise environments. The Microsoft Defender for Identity sensor is a lightweight agent installed on domain controllers that monitors and analyzes network traffic…

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