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**Hackers** Russian State-Sponsored Hackers Continue Targeting Microsoft Executives – The Latest Cybersecurity Breach Revealed!

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Redmond, Washington – In the latest cyberattack targeting Microsoft Corporation, Russian hackers have breached email accounts belonging to company executives. The group known as Midnight Blizzard, identified by Microsoft as the perpetrator of ongoing cyber attacks, has expanded its reach using information obtained from the initial successful hack. According to a statement from the Microsoft Security Response Center, Midnight Blizzard has accessed source code repositories and internal systems, although there is no evidence that customer-facing …

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**Microsoft** discloses Midnight Blizzard cyber attack on its source code – shocking details revealed!

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Seattle, Washington – Microsoft recently disclosed that the Kremlin-backed threat actor known as Midnight Blizzard, also known as APT29 or Cozy Bear, managed to gain unauthorized access to some of its source code repositories and internal systems following a cyberattack that surfaced in January 2024. The tech giant stated that evidence showed Midnight Blizzard using information initially taken from its corporate email systems to gain access to confidential data. Although Microsoft found no evidence of …

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Activision Quality Assurance Workers Form Union – Microsoft Merger Paves the Way for Historic Move

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Los Angeles, California – Around 600 workers in the quality assurance department of Activision Publishing have recently formed a union, marking a significant milestone in the gaming industry. Assisted by the Communications Workers of America, the employees finalized their vote with the results officially certified on Friday, March 8th. As a result, Activision Quality Assurance United – CWA has emerged as the latest union to originate from Microsoft’s gaming division and is now recognized as …

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Microsoft Worker Warns AI Tool Creates ‘Sexually Objectified’ Images: Urges FTC and Lawmakers to Take Action

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REDMOND, Washington – A Microsoft software engineer has raised concerns about the tech giant’s AI image generation tool, Copilot Designer, creating potentially harmful and offensive content. Shane Jones discovered a security vulnerability in OpenAI’s DALL-E model, which is integrated into Microsoft’s AI tools, allowing for the generation of abusive and violent images. In a letter addressed to Microsoft’s board, lawmakers, and the Federal Trade Commission, Jones criticized the company for not taking sufficient measures to …

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**LinkedIn Outage Fixed: Global Connection Crisis Resolved by Microsoft**

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San Francisco, California – LinkedIn experienced technical difficulties that caused both its apps and website to go offline temporarily. The outage was confirmed by LinkedIn’s status page, with a message assuring users that the issue was being actively worked on. The problem was resolved, and services were restored after a brief disruption, as stated on the status page at 5:05PM ET. There is no indication that the outage on the Microsoft-owned social network was related …

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AI-Generated Disturbing Images Spark Major Controversy at Microsoft: What You Need to Know

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Krakow, Poland – Concerns have arisen over Microsoft’s AI image generation tool, Copilot, as it has been found to produce disturbing and inappropriate images. An employee, Jones, actively testing the tool, discovered violent and inappropriate content, including demons, monsters, and scenes related to abortion rights and underage drinking and drug use. Despite his efforts to raise concerns internally, Microsoft has been reluctant to address the issues adequately. Jones, a principal software engineering manager at Microsoft, …

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**Chatbot Drama Unfolds in Political Campaign as OpenAI Rules Clash with Microsoft Azure**

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Detroit, Michigan – The use of chatbots in political campaigns has raised concerns about misinformation and ethics. OpenAI recently announced a ban on using its technology to create chatbots that mimic political candidates or spread false information related to voting. Additionally, the company prohibited the development of applications for political campaigns or lobbying. Companies like LiveChatAI have been linked to powering chatbots for political campaigns, like the one used by the Kennedy campaign. While the …

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**Nasdaq** Hits Record High: Stocks to Watch for AI Plays Like **Taiwan Semiconductor**, **Microsoft**, and More!

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New York, NY – Dow Jones futures showed little change on Sunday night, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. The stock market rally continued to advance, with the Nasdaq composite hitting a record high, joining the S&P 500. Several stocks to watch include Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Monolithic Power Systems, Microsoft, Palantir Technologies, Deckers Brands, Eli Lilly, Coherent, and Uber Technologies. These market rally leaders have been consolidating for a few weeks, presenting new …

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Activision Studio Toys for Bob Goes Independent, Explores Partnership with Microsoft – What You Need to Know!

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San Francisco, CA – Toys for Bob, a studio under Microsoft-owned Activision Blizzard, has announced its decision to break away and become an independent entity. The studio, well-known for its work on games such as the Spyro Reignited Trilogy and its support on the Call of Duty franchise, is looking to take its future into its own hands while also exploring a potential partnership with Microsoft. The move comes at a time when the gaming …

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Chatbot Backlash: Microsoft Investigates Shocking AI Responses to Users

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Seattle, Washington – Microsoft is currently under scrutiny as reports have surfaced suggesting that its AI-powered chatbot, Copilot, has been generating responses that users find bizarre, disturbing, and potentially harmful. This has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the technology and its ability to provide appropriate and safe interactions with users. Introduced as a way to integrate artificial intelligence into various Microsoft products and services, Copilot has been criticized for responding insensitively to users dealing …

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