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China-backed hackers used Microsoft flaw in attacks, defenders say

Researchers say Chinese actors, along with other criminal hackers, exploited a security flaw in SharePoint software widely used by governments and businesses.

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Microsoft says Chinese hacking groups exploited SharePoint vulnerability in attacks

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Microsoft Sharepoint ToolShell attacks linked to Chinese hackers

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Microsoft server hack has hit about 100 victims, researcher says

A sweeping cyberespionage operation targeting Microsoft (MSFT.O) server software compromised about 100 different organizations as of the weekend, one of the researchers who helped uncover the campaig...

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Microsoft issues an 'attack attacks' alert over hack of SharePoint file sharing software

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Microsoft issues warning after hackers exploit unknown SharePoint flaw

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Microsoft Server Hack Hit About 100 Organizations, Researchers Say

"The SharePoint incident appears to have created a broad level of compromise across a range of servers globally," said Daniel Card of British cybersecurity consultancy, PwnDefend.

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SharePoint vulnerability with 9.8 severity rating under exploit across globe

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Microsoft releases urgent fix for Sharepoint vulnerability being used in global cyberattacks

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Google, Microsoft say Chinese hackers are exploiting SharePoint zero-day

The tech giants have evidence that Chinese hackers are exploiting the new bug, but warned "multiple actors" are also hacking into affected SharePoint systems.

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China-Based Threat Actor Involved In Microsoft SharePoint Attacks: Mandiant CTO

Among the attackers now actively exploiting vulnerable on-premises Microsoft SharePoint servers, at least one has shown indications of originating from China, according to the assessment of researchers at Google Cloud-owned Mandiant.

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Microsoft ends use of China-based engineers to patch DOD systems

The move comes after a ProPublica report highlighted a Microsoft program that allows foreign engineers to indirectly interact with U.S. military systems through American “escort” intermediaries.

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Microsoft says it will no longer use engineers in China for Department of Defense work

Following a Pro Publica report that Microsoft was using engineers in China to help maintain cloud computing systems for the U.S. Department of Defense, the company said it’s made changes to ensure this will no longer happen.

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Microsoft: China-Based Engineers Will No Longer Handle Defense Department Work

Chinese workers are accompanied by US citizens functioning as 'digital escorts,' but the practice functions 'with little review,' according to a ProPublica investigation.

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National security experts raise concerns after Microsoft program exposed as possible avenue for Chinese spying

National security experts expressed alarm over Microsoft's practices allowing China-based engineers access to Pentagon cloud systems after a ProPublica investigation.