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Outlook’s Guard Down: Critical Flaw Lets Hackers Run Amok in Your Inbox
Heads up, email warriors! Microsoft’s Outlook just got sneakier bugs than your office’s pantry. The CVE-2024-21413 flaw lets hackers play puppeteer with your emails—no strings or authentication required. Get patching before your inbox turns into a cybercrime cabaret.

Hot Take:
Hey Outlook users, remember when you thought your biggest problem was sorting through spam and fishing for actual work emails? Well, add dodging cyber ninja stars to the list because there's an Outlook exploit in town that's so easy a caveman coder could do it. Microsoft's got a patch faster than you can say "update", but for a hot second, they had us thinking this was a zero-day exploit. Spoiler alert: they took it back. Maybe someone hit "send" too early on that panic memo?