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Shutterstock (TNS) — Microsoft Corp. may revise a program that shares coding flaws in its products with other companies after a suspected leak led to a sprawling cyber attack against thousands of Microsoft Exchange email clients globally. The technology giant is weighing how and when to share data with at least some of the 81 participants in the Microsoft Active Protections Program, according to six people familiar with it including existing members who sought anonymity citing a Microsoft non-disclosure agreement. The others requested anonymity because th...

What you need to know Microsoft may make changes to the Microsoft Active Protections Program following the recent attack on its Exchange email servers. A report claims that MAPP members may have leaked critical information about vulnerabilities. Microsoft has looked into at least two Chinese companies, according to the report. Following the most recent attacks on Microsoft Exchange email servers, Microsoft may have to revise how it shares security vulnerabilities. According to Bloomberg, a suspected leak led to the recent attacks on Exchange servers. The suspected leaks center around the Micr...