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A cyber attack compromised about 100 global organizations, including government agencies, by exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint servers.

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The cyber-espionage campaign affected locally managed Microsoft SharePoint servers, used by many institutions to share documents. Attackers exploited a previously unknown vulnerability by installing backdoors for continuous access. Nearly 100 organizations, mostly in the US and Germany, have been identified as victims. Microsoft has issued security updates and the FBI is investigating the incident. Experts warn the situation could worsen, given the large number of vulnerable servers.

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Atac cibernetic asupra serverelor Microsoft. Circa 100 de organizaţii au fost compromise. „Posibil ca situaţia să se agraveze curând”
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Atac masiv de spionaj cibernetic al serverelor Microsoft: peste 8.000 de agenții guvernamentale afectate la nivel global. FBI a intrat pe fir
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Atac cibernetic asupra serverelor Microsoft. În jur de 100 de organizaţii sunt compromise. „Este posibil să se agraveze”
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Atac cibernetic major asupra serverelor Microsoft: Aproximativ 100 de organizații au fost compromise

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