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Microsoft’s Security Meltdown: Could a Culture Shift Have Thwarted Chinese Hack Attack?
In a “cascade of security failures,” Microsoft’s Exchange Online blunder left US government emails wide open for Chinese hackers. The DHS report? A scathing ode to missed “preventable” measures and a security culture desperately needing a comedic reboot. #MicrosoftEmailHack
Hot Take:
Oops, they did it again! Microsoft's Exchange Online might have been more secure with a lock made of Swiss cheese, according to the latest US Cyber Safety Review Board roast—I mean, report. Who knew that a crash dump could be more than just an emotional outburst at a programmers' convention? As the cyber soap opera unfolds, featuring Chinese hackers with VIP backstage passes and the DHS with their face-palming critique, Microsoft decides it's AI chatbot time—because why patch up holes when you can chat about them for $4 an hour?
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