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After a hacker gained access to its source code as a result of a breach of its GitHub repository, Okta has announced that it is reacting to another significant security incident. In a statement released on Wednesday, the leader in identification and authentication claimed that GitHub had alerted it to “strange access” to its code …

Microsoft is testing content-based adaptive brightness on Windows 11 desktops and laptops that are plugged in.

Answer: Malware.

When do suggestions become advertising? This is a line Microsoft needs to be extremely careful treading.

Crown Resorts is now among the big companies targeted by ransomware gangs as bad actors exploited a vulnerability in the GoAnywhere MFT system.

Google said it has stopped 5.2 billion ads that violated its policies last year, but there’s a remaining question about how many malicious ads slipped through.

Numerous city workers received alerts this month confirming the worst: strangers were attempting to open lines of credit on their accounts, using social security numbers hacked from the city during a ransomware attack that began Feb 8.

Microsoft issued an emergency update to fix the bug called the "acropolypse," which affected Windows 10 and 11 screenshot editing tools.

GPT-4 raises the possibility of more sophisticated phishing attacks, while MS OneNote and TikTok are viewed with ever greater suspicion.

The patches fix Windows 10 and 11 security flaws that allowed malicious actors to reveal the unedited contents of cropped and publicly shared screenshots.