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This could prove a political test for President Joe Biden. Republicans in the Senate and House support the move, but Democrats largely oppose it.

Analysts see an uptick in token theft from authenticated users, allowing threat actors to bypass MFA protections.

Analysts see an uptick in token theft from authenticated users, allowing threat actors to bypass MFA protections.

Here's what that means about our current state as an industry, and why we should be happy about it.

Overlooking even just a single security threat can severely erode a company’s community and consumer confidence, tarnish reputation and brand, negatively impact corporate valuations, provide competitors with an advantage, and create unwanted scrutiny.

The infamous Hafnium group which successfully targeted on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers is now going after Windows using Tarrask malware which evades detection by cleaning its activities.

Tarrask malware uses hidden scheduled tasks to maintain persistence on a Windows device after restart.

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Microsoft is once again sounding the alarm on a state-sponsored cyberattack, this one making makes use of a Java logging library know as CVE-2021-44228 or the

Microsoft warned about “password spraying” rise on their cloud users. Here’s what you should know about it.