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A hacking group has allegedly leaked 37 gigabytes of source code from Microsoft, code relating to hundreds of projects including Bing and Cortana, in the latest in a series of major breaches.
Screenshots that ransomware gang Lapsus$ released this week suggest the threat actor also stole Microsoft source code.
Developers enjoy being on self-organizing agile teams and building innovative solutions. They recognize the need to discuss problems, resolve blocks, hold retrospectives, and share results in sprint reviews. But developers loathe attending too many meetings or wasting time in poorly managed ones. Barrages of urgent emails, impromptu Zoom sessions, or frequent Slack messages can drain
The same cybercriminal group that recently breached Nvidia briefly shares a screenshot that suggests the hackers also gained access to Bing's source code.
Whether employees are on site or remote, these practices and tools boost the efficiency of meetings that can’t be an email.