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  1. Microsoft admits data may be shared with U.S. authorities: a cloud sovereignty turning point

    Microsoft's candid admission that it “cannot guarantee” European customer data will never be handed to U.S. authorities has turned a long‑standing corporate argument about cloud sovereignty into a live-policy moment — and prompted sharp public ripostes from regional players such as OVHcloud’s...
  2. Critical SharePoint Vulnerabilities Exposed: ToolShell Exploit Chain & Defense Strategies

    A new wave of critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint has come to light with the release of a comprehensive Malware Analysis Report (MAR) by the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The report shines a spotlight on dangerous exploitation chains—most notably one...
  3. Microsoft Passkeys: The Future of Passwordless Authentication Across Devices

    Microsoft has introduced passkeys as a new verification method for user accounts, allowing sign-ins using facial recognition, fingerprints, or device PINs. This feature is compatible across Windows, Apple, and Google platforms. Passkeys utilize cryptographic key pairs, with one key stored on the...
  4. Global Microsoft SharePoint Zero-Day Attack: Impact, Response, and Lessons

    A sweeping cyberattack exploiting a critical vulnerability in Microsoft’s SharePoint server software has rippled across the globe, compromising a broad array of government institutions and businesses in just a matter of days. Security officials and private researchers confirm that the breach’s...
  5. Critical SharePoint Security Alert: Protect Your Systems from Active Cyberattacks

    Microsoft has recently issued a critical security alert concerning active cyberattacks targeting on-premises SharePoint Server installations. These attacks exploit previously unknown vulnerabilities, allowing unauthorized access and posing significant risks to data integrity and system security...
  6. Urgent Security Alert: CVE-2025-53770 Exploited in SharePoint Server Zero-Day Vulnerability

    A critical zero-day vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-53770, has been actively exploited in Microsoft's on-premises SharePoint Server, compromising approximately 100 organizations globally. This flaw allows unauthenticated attackers to execute remote code, granting them full control over...
  7. Critical SharePoint Zero-Day CVE-2025-53770 Exploited by Attackers in 2025

    In July 2025, Microsoft disclosed a critical zero-day vulnerability in its on-premises SharePoint Server, identified as CVE-2025-53770. This flaw, with a CVSS score of 9.8, allows unauthenticated remote code execution, enabling attackers to gain full control over affected servers. The...
  8. Microsoft’s European Sovereign Cloud: Redefining Data Privacy & Digital Sovereignty

    Microsoft’s unveiling of its new European Sovereign Cloud initiative marks a decisive pivot in the global cloud landscape—one shaped by regulatory pressure, surging digital transformation, and urgent demands for ironclad data sovereignty. For enterprises doing business inside the EU, or simply...
  9. Understanding TPM 2.0: Why Microsoft Made It a Windows 11 Requirement

    When Microsoft unveiled Windows 11, few requirements grabbed more attention and controversy than the stipulation for TPM 2.0. For many everyday users, this demand seemed abstract, leading to confusion and even frustration as would-be upgraders found their otherwise capable older systems suddenly...
  10. TPM 2.0 and Windows 11: The Future of Hardware-Based Security Explained

    It’s official: Microsoft really, really, really wants you to upgrade to Windows 11—even if it means sending your beloved but “ineligible” Windows 10 PC out to pasture. As the sun slowly sets on Windows 10 support, and security experts issue increasingly stern warnings to get off the old OS...