Microsoft Defender, our supposed digital guardian, is bleeding vulnerabilities. Two zero-days are actively exploited, one granting SYSTEM privileges, the other locking down devices entirely.
Microsoft's primary security software isn't immune. Two serious vulnerabilities in Microsoft Defender are actively being exploited, giving attackers a backdoor into your systems.
High-quality security logs are gold, but rare and costly to obtain. Now, AI is stepping in to generate synthetic attack telemetry, promising to speed up threat detection development. We're diving into whether this synthetic approach truly holds up against real-world threats.
Over 35,000 users and 13,000 organizations were ensnared in a sophisticated phishing campaign orchestrated by cunning attackers. This wasn't your grandpa's Nigerian prince scam; this was a masterclass in social engineering, disguised as routine internal communications.
A nasty bug in the Linux kernel's crypto subsystem is letting unprivileged users become root. Millions of cloud servers are exposed.
AI agents are here, and Microsoft is scrambling to secure them. Their latest tools aim to make security as autonomous as the AI it protects.
Hackers aren't just phishing anymore—they're automating AI-fueled device code grabs at enterprise scale. Microsoft's latest alert shows why this matters for every Microsoft 365 user.
Two billion WhatsApp users. One bad link. Microsoft's latest alert: VBS malware via chat that's dodging UAC like a pro.