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EU Banking Regulator Hit By Microsoft Email Hack
The European Banking Authority, a key EU financial regulator, says it has fallen victim to a hack of its Microsoft email system which the US company blames on a Chinese group.
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Microsoft Adds Support for 15 Indian Languages in Email Addresses
People will be able to use local language email addresses for Microsoft Outlook accounts.
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Microsoft Said to Have Responded Quietly to Hack of Secret Bug Tracking Database
Microsoft secret internal database for tracking bugs in its own software was broken into by a highly sophisticated hacking group, according to five former employees.
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Microsoft Email Privacy Fight to Be Resolved by US Supreme Court
US Supreme Court agreed to resolve a dispute between the DOJ and Microsoft over whether prosecutors should get access to emails stored on company servers overseas.
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Microsoft Adds Guest Access Functionality to Office 365
Microsoft now allows Office 365 group owners to invite people from outside to the official groups through guest access.
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Microsoft Sends Cringe-Worthy Invite to 'Bae Interns,' Then Apologizes
Are you a 'bae intern' looking to 'get lit' with 'hella noms' and 'lots of dranks'? Yes? No? What? If you're scratching your head right about now, wondering what the above gibberish means, read further.
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Microsoft To Warn Users When Governments Try To Hack Into Their Emails
Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it will begin warning users of its consumer services including Outlook.com email when the company suspects that a government has been trying to hack into their accounts.
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Microsoft Says Will Not Hand Over Overseas Email Despite Court Order
"Microsoft will not be turning over the email and plans to appeal," a Microsoft spokesperson said. "Everyone agrees this case can and will proceed to the appeals court."
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Microsoft Ordered to Submit Customer Emails From Abroad
A US judge ruled on Thursday that Microsoft must turn over a customer's emails stored in a data centre in Ireland to the US government.
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Judge Rejects Microsoft's Defense of Overseas Data
A judge on Thursday rejected a bid by Microsoft to derail a warrant demanding that email data from servers in Ireland be turned over to US prosecutors.
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EU Banking Regulator Hit By Microsoft Email Hack
The European Banking Authority, a key EU financial regulator, says it has fallen victim to a hack of its Microsoft email system which the US company blames on a Chinese group.
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Microsoft Adds Support for 15 Indian Languages in Email Addresses
People will be able to use local language email addresses for Microsoft Outlook accounts.
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Microsoft Said to Have Responded Quietly to Hack of Secret Bug Tracking Database
Microsoft secret internal database for tracking bugs in its own software was broken into by a highly sophisticated hacking group, according to five former employees.
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Microsoft Email Privacy Fight to Be Resolved by US Supreme Court
US Supreme Court agreed to resolve a dispute between the DOJ and Microsoft over whether prosecutors should get access to emails stored on company servers overseas.
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Microsoft Adds Guest Access Functionality to Office 365
Microsoft now allows Office 365 group owners to invite people from outside to the official groups through guest access.
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Microsoft Sends Cringe-Worthy Invite to 'Bae Interns,' Then Apologizes
Are you a 'bae intern' looking to 'get lit' with 'hella noms' and 'lots of dranks'? Yes? No? What? If you're scratching your head right about now, wondering what the above gibberish means, read further.
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Microsoft To Warn Users When Governments Try To Hack Into Their Emails
Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it will begin warning users of its consumer services including Outlook.com email when the company suspects that a government has been trying to hack into their accounts.
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Microsoft Says Will Not Hand Over Overseas Email Despite Court Order
"Microsoft will not be turning over the email and plans to appeal," a Microsoft spokesperson said. "Everyone agrees this case can and will proceed to the appeals court."
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Microsoft Ordered to Submit Customer Emails From Abroad
A US judge ruled on Thursday that Microsoft must turn over a customer's emails stored in a data centre in Ireland to the US government.
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Judge Rejects Microsoft's Defense of Overseas Data
A judge on Thursday rejected a bid by Microsoft to derail a warrant demanding that email data from servers in Ireland be turned over to US prosecutors.
