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The Wall Street Journal reports that the two companies are close to completing a deal.

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A cybersecurity firm reports that it was easily able to access Microsoft data on a server because the tech giant didn't password-protect it.

A well-known threat actor posts the data on a forum and writes: 'Thanks for reading and enjoy!' It could be used for targeted phishing attacks on the employees or worse.

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China- and Iran-backed cyberattacks are targeting US drinking water systems, the US Environmental Protection Agency finds.

Microsoft traces the attack to the same state-sponsored group that was responsible for the SolarWinds attack.

Vietnam-based Storm-1152 sold fraudulent Microsoft accounts that were used for phishing, spamming, ransomware, and other types of fraud and abuse, Microsoft says.

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