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Microsoft’s Midnight Blizzard Misstep: Hack Alert Emails Mistaken for Phishing Attempts
Feeling chilly? That’s just the frosty aftermath of Midnight Blizzard, the Russian hacker squad that gave Microsoft a data breach shiver. Now, Microsoft’s warning emails are masquerading as spam—cue customer confusion and a whirlwind of “phishy” vibes. Check your spam; it’s not just junk mail this time!
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When Microsoft turns into the boy who cried "phish," we've got a plot twist that would make M. Night Shyamalan jealous. I mean, sending out breach notifications that scream "I'm suspicious!" is like a firefighter accidentally starting a bonfire. Let's unpack the irony of the cybersecurity equivalent of "Who's on First?"Already a member? Log in here