Security / NewsA ransomware investigation finds two unrelated intruders
Microsoft’s June case report warns against forcing every signal into one story.
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Security / ExplainerAn AI incident record needs more than the chat transcript
Microsoft’s April and June guidance explains why context can outlast a single exchange.
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Security / NewsAutoJack research exposes a browsing-agent path to local execution
The June report says the affected surface never shipped in a PyPI release.
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Security / NewsCERT-In flags active exploitation of a Chrome flaw
Desktop users on Windows, macOS and Linux were urged to apply Google’s patches.
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Security / NewsMalicious npm packages imitate internal company namespaces
Microsoft links two May publishing bursts to reconnaissance on developer systems.
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Security / NewsFourteen npm typosquats target cloud and build credentials
Microsoft’s May investigation traces credential theft during installation.
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Security / NewsThe Gentlemen ransomware pairs encryption with multiple routes across a network
Microsoft’s May report examines an affiliate-driven operation.
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Security / NewsFake GPU utilities spread through search and AI recommendations
Microsoft describes utility impersonation with persistent remote access.
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Security / AnalysisA compromised firewall can become an identity incident
Two Microsoft investigations connect exposed appliances with internal privileges.
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Security / NewsMicrosoft releases RAMPART and Clarity for agent development
The May tools address repeatable testing and assumptions made before implementation.
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Security / NewsCompromised AntV packages expose build-system credentials
The May report follows malicious releases through downstream dependencies.
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Security / NewsMicrosoft targets Fox Tempest’s malware-signing service
Microsoft said criminals used the service to make malicious software appear legitimate.
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