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Microsoft patches fixes two zero-day bugs as part of March Patch Tuesday roundup. 

The Android app unnecessarily accessed clipboard device contents, which often includes passwords and other sensitive data.

Microsoft warns about SEABORGIUM phishing attack that befriends you first to rob you laterby Sayan Sen The Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC) has put out a warning about a phishing campaign dubbed "SEABORGIUM". Although not new as it has been around since at least 2017, Microsoft feels ...

Microsoft says the new tools will give security teams an attacker's-eye view of their systems and supercharge their investigation and remediation efforts.

Microsoft says the new tools will give security teams an attacker's-eye view of their systems and supercharge their investigation and remediation efforts.

For more than a year, North Korean hackers have been running a ransomware operation called HolyGhost, attacking small businesses in various countries.

For more than a year, North Korean hackers have been running a ransomware operation called HolyGhost, attacking small businesses in various countries.

The vice president of the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center grants insight into the sudden lack of aggression from Russia at the war's outbreak.

By Peter Maquera, Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft Philippines Organizations across the Philippines rapidly transformed to adapt to new business conditions during the pandemic. Remote work became a default for many workers, enabling businesses to continue despite lockdowns across the region.

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