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Israel, UAE say they’re allies in cyberspace. They have plenty of tech power to draw upon.Israel and the United Arab Emirates say they are collaborating to track and block cyberthreats in a region where hacking remains rampant. For two countries that have invested heavily in offensive hacking tools in recent years, it’s a recognition that collective defense could be more effective than going it alone. The cooperation, which officials are touting just…
Microsoft says it nixed China-linked hackers' apps from Azure cloudSecurity researchers at Microsoft say they upended a hacking campaign that used the company’s own Azure commercial cloud service as part of the command-and-control network for malware. The hacking group — labeled Gadolinium by Microsoft and also known as APT40 — was hosting apps on the Azure Active Directory and using open source tools “to enhance weaponization…
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