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Retail at risk: How one alert uncovered a persistent cyberthreat
In the latest edition of our Cyberattack Series, we dive into real-world cases targeting retail organizations. With 60% of retail companies reporting operational disruptions from cyberattacks and 43% experiencing breaches in the past year, the stakes have never been higher. This post unpacks where a single alert led to the discovery of a major persistent threat, how attackers exploited unpatched SharePoint vulnerabilities and compromised identities to infiltrate networks—and how the Microsoft Incident Response—the Detection and Response Team (DART) swiftly stepped in with forensic insights and actionable guidance. Download the full report to learn more about how one small signal exposed a much larger danger, and how you can strengthen your defenses against similar threats.
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Retail at risk: How one alert uncovered a persistent cyberthreat
In the latest edition of our Cyberattack Series, we dive into real-world cases targeting retail organizations. With 60% of retail companies reporting operational disruptions from cyberattacks and 43% experiencing breaches in the past year, the stakes have never been higher. This post unpacks where a single alert led to the discovery of a major persistent threat, how attackers exploited unpatched SharePoint vulnerabilities and compromised identities to infiltrate networks—and how the Microsoft Incident Response—the Detection and Response Team (DART) swiftly stepped in with forensic insights and actionable guidance. Download the full report to learn more about how one small signal exposed a much larger danger, and how you can strengthen your defenses against similar threats.
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AI vs. AI: Detecting an AI-obfuscated phishing campaign
Microsoft Threat Intelligence recently detected and blocked a credential phishing campaign that likely used AI-generated code to obfuscate its payload and evade traditional defenses, demonstrating a broader trend of attackers leveraging AI to increase the effectiveness of their operations and underscoring the need for defenders to understand and anticipate AI-driven threats.
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AI vs. AI: Detecting an AI-obfuscated phishing campaign
Microsoft Threat Intelligence recently detected and blocked a credential phishing campaign that likely used AI-generated code to obfuscate its payload and evade traditional defenses, demonstrating a broader trend of attackers leveraging AI to increase the effectiveness of their operations and underscoring the need for defenders to understand and anticipate AI-driven threats.
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CVE-2025-55322 OmniParser Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
Binding to an unrestricted ip address in GitHub allows an unauthorized attacker to execute code over a network. Continue reading CVE-2025-55322 OmniParser Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
Windows ML is generally available: Empowering developers to scale local AI across Windows devices
The future of AI is hybrid, utilizing the respective strengths of cloud and client while harnessing every Windows device to achieve more. At Microsoft, we are reimagining what’s possible by bringing powerful AI compute directly to Windows devices,
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Windows ML is generally available: Empowering developers to scale local AI across Windows devices
The future of AI is hybrid, utilizing the respective strengths of cloud and client while harnessing every Windows device to achieve more. At Microsoft, we are reimagining what’s possible by bringing powerful AI compute directly to Windows devices,
The post Windows ML is generally available: Empowering developers to scale local AI across Windows devices appeared first on Windows Blog.