• Microsoft Flags Mass Phishing Campaign Using Fake Compliance Emails
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• NCSC Warns of an AI-Fuelled “Vulnerability Patch Wave”
• Trellix Reveals Unauthorized Access to Source Code
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• OpenAI To Extend Cyber Program to Government Agencies
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• Two American Cybersecurity Workers Jailed for BlackCat Ransomware Attacks
• Nine-Year-Old Zero-Day Flaw in Linux Kernel Discovered by AI-Equipped Security Researcher
• Three Arrested for Hacking Over 610,000 Roblox Accounts
• Deep#Door Python Backdoor Evades Detection On Windows
• CISA and Partners Publish Zero Trust Guidance For OT Security
• UK: Education Sector Faces Surge in Cyber Breaches Despite Stable National Threat Levels

Microsoft researchers warn of a large-scale phishing campaign using fake compliance emails to steal credentials, targeting 35,000 users across 13,000 organizations worldwide