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Microsoft’s 3D Fiasco: The Comedy of Errors in Cybersecurity
Microsoft 365 SketchUp Vulnerabilities: a tale of 3D dreams tumbling into a nightmare of 117 security flaws. It’s like Microsoft threw a wild party and forgot to hire a bouncer. Even their patch attempts were as effective as an invisible cloak. Now, they’ve hit pause on SketchUp, making this less of a quick fix, more of a cliffhanger.
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Looks like Microsoft 365 decided to go 3D and tumble headfirst into a hundred vulnerabilities. A recent report from Zscaler's ThreatLabz team has put the tech giant in the hot seat for introducing SketchUp, a 3D modeling software, into its cloud productivity suite. And the cherry on top? The patches Microsoft released to fix these flaws might as well be invisible cloaks because the researchers claim to have bypassed them.
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