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Microsoft announced on Monday of finding a serious security glitch in its Outlook email service. This isn’t the kind of glitch that makes your screen look like a disco. We’re talking serious espionage levels of intrusion. This flaw has been getting exploited by the kind of people who find joy disrupting other people’s email activities. It’s like receiving a parcel you never ordered, but instead of a cute kitten, it’s full of nefarious Kremlin-backed hackers.
Microsoft didn’t just shrug off this intrusive chilly breeze. They tracked down the source and found it blowing from Forest Blizzard, a group that’s also famous by its other catchy title of APT28. They’re reportedly in the Kremlin’s playlist, wreaking havoc and getting up to no good in Cyberspace. It’s kind of like when your dad accidentally downloaded a virus thinking it was a coupon, except these guys are doing it on purpose.
In the online world where security is as vital as dad’s special barbecue sauce at a family get together, Microsoft has found a vital flaw in its Outlook email service. This flaw, however, has been exploited by cyber villains known as Forest Blizzard, also recognized as APT28. These digital Dastardly and Muttleys have been sticking their malicious claws into people’s email accounts, exploiting unauthorized access – and let me tell you, that’s not as fun as playing an unauthorized access card in a game of Uno. So folks, update your cyber defense the way you update your meme collection: regularly and with great enthusiasm.
Original Article: https://thehackernews.com/2023/12/microsoft-warns-of-kremlin-backed-apt28.html
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