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U S blames China for Microsoft exploit, lists a Washington university among separate hack targets

U S blames China for Microsoft exploit, lists a Washington university among separate hack targets
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Microsoft grapples with fallout from Bill Gates affair in unprecedented break from its own past

Microsoft grapples with fallout from Bill Gates affair in unprecedented break from its past Geekwire 1 hr ago © Provided by Geekwire Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. (GeekWire File Photo) Since becoming CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella has championed a growth mindset, pushing the company to continually evolve and learn from others and its own past. Now, the person most associated with that past is putting that mindset to the test. © Provided by Geekwire Bill Gates. (John Keatley Photo) In an interview on CNBC on Friday morning, host Jon Fortt asked Nadella to address the issue of Bill Gates’ acknowledged 2000 affair with a Microsoft employee, one of numerous revelations that have emerged in the aftermath of the Microsoft co-founder’s split with Melinda Gates.

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Microsoft says internal probe finds malicious SolarWinds code, no sign of further impact yet

Microsoft says internal probe finds malicious SolarWinds code, no sign of further impact yet Geekwire 12/18/2020 © Provided by Geekwire Microsoft’s Redmond campus. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) Microsoft says an investigation of its internal systems has found evidence of malicious SolarWinds software code, indicating that the tech giant was infiltrated in the stealthy cyberattacks roiling the U.S. government. Popular Searches In a statement Thursday afternoon, Microsoft said there’s no evidence that hackers were able to use the digital beachhead to access its live online services or customer data, or to mount additional cyberattacks on others. However, the company acknowledged that the investigation is ongoing.

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