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LinkedIn Faces Italian Probe Following User Data Scraping

LinkedIn Faces Italian Probe Following User Data Scraping Bloomberg 4 hrs ago © Bloomberg The LinkedIn Corp. application displayed on an Apple Inc. iPhone. (Bloomberg) Microsoft Corp.’s LinkedIn faces a probe by the Italian privacy watchdog after reports that the personal data of some 500 million users was scraped off the platform and posted online. The Italian authority said in a statement late Thursday that it started an investigation following “the dissemination of user data, including IDs, full names, email addresses, telephone numbers.” The regulator said Italy has one of the highest numbers of subscribers to LinkedIn in Europe and called on affected users to “pay particular attention to any anomalies” related to their phone number and their account. Scraping is a technique that extracts data from a website, usually with automated software.

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Microsoft Probes Clue That Hackers Cracked Taiwan Research

Microsoft Probes Clue That Hackers Cracked Taiwan Research Bloomberg 3/13/2021 Ryan Gallagher and Kartikay Mehrotra © Bloomberg Computer code displayed on screens arranged in Danbury, U.K., on Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. In the spring, hackers managed to insert malicious code into a software product from an IT provider called SolarWinds Corp., whose client list includes 300,000 institutions. (Bloomberg) Microsoft Corp. is investigating whether hackers who attacked its email system exploited the findings of Taiwanese researchers who were the first to alert the software company to the vulnerabilities, according to a person familiar with the investigation. DEVCORE, a small firm based in Taipei City that specializes in discovering computer security flaws, in December said it found bugs affecting Microsoft’s widely used Exchange business email software. Then in late February, Microsoft notified DEVCORE that it was close to releasing security patches to fix the

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Microsoft Warns of New Threat Against Unpatched Networks

Microsoft Corp. has detected and blocked a “new family of ransomware” that was being used against servers that still hadn’t patched vulnerabilities after last week’s major security breach.

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Microsoft Says China-Linked Group Targets Exchange Email

Microsoft Says China-Linked Group Targets Exchange Email Bloomberg 3/3/2021 Alyza Sebenius © Bloomberg Pedestrians wearing protective masks walks past a Microsoft Technology Center in New York, U.S., on Wednesday, July 22, 2020. Microsoft Corp. is set to post quarterly results after the closing bell and the tech bellwether s performance will likely uphold its standing as a darling of Wall Street. (Bloomberg) Microsoft Corp. is urging customers to download software patches after state-sponsored hackers based in China broke into some customers’ copies of its software for email, contacts and calendar using multiple previously undiscovered flaws. Popular Searches The attackers used the vulnerabilities to hack into Microsoft Exchange Server, allowing them to break into email accounts and install malware to “facilitate long-term access to victim environments,” Microsoft said Tuesday.

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