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New Open CVDB project puts cloud vulnerabilities in the spotlight

“There is currently no universal standard for cloud vulnerability enumeration..."

MSFT moves on cross-tenant Azure hardening as shocking "SynLapse" exploit details released

Orca Security takes Azure Synapse off its naughty list after six-month investigation.

Unusual bedfellows: Microsoft, AWS team up

"DoWhy" causal inference toolkit gets new open source home...

Microsoft zero day "Follina" demystified: What you need to know

Microsoft Support Diagnostic Tool being unhelpful...

Microsoft warns over novel SQL Server attacks

Microsoft warned that a malicious campaign targeting SQL Servers is using an "uncommon living-off-the-land binary"  that to achieve persistence on compromised systems -- saying that defenders need to pay increased attention to abuse of the sqlps.exe which ships with SQL Server as standard. Without naming the attackers

Uneasy wait for MSPs as Microsoft goes quiet on partner changes

"The partner centre was broken from day one..."

Microsoft mauled over fresh cross-tenant vulnerability

"This is a major attack surface and not consistent with the level of security that public cloud customers expect."

MSFT's new £2.30 Defender for Business license sets the cat among the EDR pigeons

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The 10 most-exploited vulnerabilities of 2021: Not patched? Likely pwned...

Attackers continue to accelerate their weaponisation of newly-discovered flaws, the Five Eyes list of most-exploited vulnerabilities of 2021 shows. Contrary to some reports suggesting fears of mass-exploitation had been over-indexed, the flaw in Log4j joined the most widely-exploited vulnerabilities last year, despite only being discovered at the year's

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