XCSSET evolves again: Analyzing the latest updates to XCSSET’s inventory

Microsoft Threat Intelligence has uncovered a new variant of the XCSSET malware, which is designed to infect Xcode projects, typically used by software developers building Apple or macOS-related applications.

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Introducing Microsoft Marketplace — Thousands of solutions. Millions of customers. One Marketplace.

A new breed of industry-leading company is taking shape — Frontier Firms. These organizations blend human ambition with AI-powered technology to reshape how innovation is scaled, work is orchestrated and value is created. They’re accelerating AI transformation to enrich employee experiences, reinvent customer engagement, reshape business processes and unlock creativity and innovation. To empower customers…

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Japanese developers bring legendary craftsmanship to newest gaming handhelds

When Xbox debuted in 2001, it was a newcomer to a scene dominated by Japanese-made games and consoles. At that time, Sega, Nintendo and Sony were household names to anyone who’d ever touched a joystick or controller.

Xbox would eventually catch up

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Japanese developers bring legendary craftsmanship to newest gaming handhelds

When Xbox debuted in 2001, it was a newcomer to a scene dominated by Japanese-made games and consoles. At that time, Sega, Nintendo and Sony were household names to anyone who’d ever touched a joystick or controller.

Xbox would eventually catch up

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Japanese developers bring legendary craftsmanship to newest gaming handhelds

When Xbox debuted in 2001, it was a newcomer to a scene dominated by Japanese-made games and consoles. At that time, Sega, Nintendo and Sony were household names to anyone who’d ever touched a joystick or controller.

Xbox would eventually catch up

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Japanese developers bring legendary craftsmanship to newest gaming handhelds

When Xbox debuted in 2001, it was a newcomer to a scene dominated by Japanese-made games and consoles. At that time, Sega, Nintendo and Sony were household names to anyone who’d ever touched a joystick or controller.

Xbox would eventually catch up

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Japanese developers bring legendary craftsmanship to newest gaming handhelds

When Xbox debuted in 2001, it was a newcomer to a scene dominated by Japanese-made games and consoles. At that time, Sega, Nintendo and Sony were household names to anyone who’d ever touched a joystick or controller.

Xbox would eventually catch up

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Japanese developers bring legendary craftsmanship to newest gaming handhelds

When Xbox debuted in 2001, it was a newcomer to a scene dominated by Japanese-made games and consoles. At that time, Sega, Nintendo and Sony were household names to anyone who’d ever touched a joystick or controller.

Xbox would eventually catch up

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