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[Older] [Cr]ackers target Office 365 business accounts
The IT security company recently analyzed account takeover attacks targeted at its customers to discover that 29 percent of organizations had their Office 365 accounts compromised by [attackers] in March of this year.
In March alone, over 1.5m malicious and spam emails were sent from hacked Office 365 accounts highlighting the potential impact this security threat poses.
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Symantec chief Clark makes a sudden exit as sales fall
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[Attackers] claim to have breached top anti-virus firms in US
Three top unnamed anti-virus companies located in the US appear to have been hacked by a collective that communicates in both Russian and English, and is offering to sell source code belonging to these firms, plus network access, for more than US$300,000.
The security firm Advanced Intelligence (AdvIntel) said in a blog post on Thursday that Fxmsp specialised in breaching secure, protected networks to exfiltrate private corporate and government information.
AdvIntel said Fxmsp had said in March that they had obtained top-secret information from three top anti-virus companies located in the US.
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