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Beijing, Mar 2 (EFE/EPA).- United States multinational Microsoft warned Tuesday that state-sponsored hackers in China are targeting its business email product.Through "previously unknown" security flaws, the hackers could access Exchange Server, control the server remotely, then steal company data, Microsoft said in a blog post.This group of hackers, which Microsoft has named Hafnium, has previously sought to steal data from US organizations in fields as diverse as infectious disease research, law firms, higher education, defense contractors, think tanks and NGOs. (Camera: ARCHIVE).B-ROLL OF MICROSOFT BUILDING IN BEIJING, CHINA.
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A group of experienced hackers called project Zero, Google's team of expert security researchers devoted a week to find as many serious security holes in Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edgeas they can. The team reported its findings to Samsung, which had already patched eight out of 11 of the flaws. The three unpatched issues are due to be fixed in November, and are not as severe as the rest. While most of these security holes were promptly fixed by Samsung, it's still worrisome that a dedicated team can find so many bugs in such a short timespan. Samsung's quickness in resolving most of them was promising. In August, Samsung and Google announced they would issue updates to their devices more frequently to address security issues.
Destructive hacking attempts targeting critical infrastructure in the Americas are more widespread than commonly believed. Jeanne Yurman reports.
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