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Rising AI Costs are Forcing Enterprises to Rethink Deployment Strategies

Many organizations have moved beyond AI experimentation and are now trying to deploy AI across business-critical operations. However, scaling AI introduces new problems that were less visible during pilot projects. Rising inference and token costs are making AI workloads more expensive than expected, while governance, compliance, and infrastructure requirements are becoming increasingly complex. According to…

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Microsoft Releases CLAT for IPv6-Only Networks in Windows 11

Organizations are increasingly moving toward IPv6-only or IPv6-first networks as available IPv4 addresses become harder to obtain and manage. However, many business applications, services, and devices still rely on IPv4 connectivity. This dependency creates a major obstacle for enterprises that want to modernize their networks without maintaining both IPv4 and IPv6 infrastructure simultaneously. Without a…

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Attackers are Exploiting Microsoft Teams External Chats to Gain Initial Access

Cybersecurity researchers have observed more than 400 incidents in which threat actors abused the external chat feature in Microsoft Teams to gain initial access to corporate environments. Rather than exploiting a software flaw, attackers took advantage of Teams’ default external-access capabilities and employees’ trust in familiar collaboration tools. According to researchers at Arctic Wolf, the…

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Microsoft Releases Windows Certificate Update After eMudhra Key Compromise

Microsoft has released an out-of-band update for Windows after the compromise of certificate signing keys belonging to eMudhra, which is an Indian certificate authority. This incident raised concerns that attackers could potentially create fraudulent certificates or sign malicious content that would appear trustworthy to Windows devices. To protect customers, Microsoft removed affected certificates from its…

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Microsoft to Retire Defender Advanced Hunting APIs: What Security Teams Need to Know

Microsoft is preparing to retire the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) Advanced Hunting API and Microsoft Defender XDR Advanced Hunting API, which will require organizations to move security integrations to the Microsoft Graph Security API before the retirement deadline. This change is part of Microsoft’s effort to consolidate security data access under a single API…

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PHP2Shell Exposed the Growing Gap Between Vulnerability Disclosure and Remediation

The PHP2Shell vulnerabilities exposed that critical flaws can now move from discovery to weaponization at unprecedented speed. Attackers began exploiting the vulnerability before many organizations even knew they were exposed, while public disclosure added pressure on security teams racing to identify affected systems. This situation was further complicated by legacy PHP deployments, embedded software, and…

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Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 Universal Print Issues Affecting Enterprise Printers

Microsoft has confirmed two ongoing problems affecting Universal Print in Windows 11. The company has warned that printers originally installed on Windows 10 may stop working after upgrading to Windows 11 and installing certain updates. Secondly, some Konica Minolta devices intermittently lose communication with the cloud-based printing service, which prevents them from retrieving print jobs….

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ConnectWise: How One Stolen Entra ID Credential Can Expose Hundreds of Tenants

Last Update: Oct 27, 2026

In case you haven’t heard by now, there was quite the buzz recently in the Entra community when the ConnectWise backup application was the source of a supply-chain attack. Huntress reported that attackers obtained the ConnectWise app credentials. They used those credentials to authenticate to more than 170 Microsoft Entra tenants. Every multi-tenant app has…

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Microsoft Warns of AI-Powered Attacks Linked to ConnectWise Compromise

Last Update: Oct 26, 2026

A newly observed campaign by Microsoft Threat Intelligence shows how the China-aligned threat actor Storm-0940 used the open-source AI penetration testing framework ARTEX to automate and accelerate attacks, including activity linked to the recent ConnectWise supply chain compromise. This campaign shows how agentic AI can compress attack timelines from days or weeks into just a…

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7 Best Active Directory Change Auditing Tools

This guide compares the 7 best Active Directory change auditing tools for monitoring, investigating and reversing changes across hybrid identity environments. Active Directory remains a critical control plane for enterprise access. An unauthorized change to a privileged group, Group Policy Object (GPO) or directory permission can give an attacker extensive access, while an accidental modification…

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Microsoft Entra ID Opens SMS and Voice Authentication to Third-Party Providers

Microsoft is preparing to phase out its own SMS and voice-based authentication services, forcing organizations that still rely on telephony-based multifactor authentication (MFA) to rethink how those users will sign in. The company continues to promote phishing-resistant methods such as passkeys, but some businesses face regulatory, operational, or technical requirements that make SMS and voice…

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Researchers Warn of ClickFix Campaign Targeting Amazon Business Users

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a campaign that abuses sponsored search results for “Amazon Business” to lure users to a convincing fake Amazon login page. After entering their details, victims are presented with a fraudulent CAPTCHA that secretly copies a command to their clipboard and instructs them to paste it into the Windows Run dialog. This…

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