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Microsoft Office 365: Insecure encryption for emails
Microsoft Office 365: Insecure encryption for emails

The labs of the security company WithSecure have bad news: The encryption used for emails in Microsoft Office 365 is not secure because it has a security hole. According to WithSecure, Microsoft does not plan to fix the vulnerability, although the National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST lists the vulnerability as serious in its Vulnerability Database. Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption (OME) uses the Electronic Codebook (ECB) operating mode. This mode is generally insecure and may reveal information about the structure of the messages sent, resulting in partial or full disclosure of the message...

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Over 3 million insecure Windows computers in German households
Eset_News

The good news: private users invest in their software and hardware and protect themselves against cyber attacks. Nevertheless, over 3 million insecure Windows computers work in German households. In German households there are around 48 million computers running the Windows operating system. The corona pandemic has led to private users replacing their old devices and even buying more devices. The vast majority of computers have a recent version of Windows installed. Nevertheless, over three million devices are still being operated with an outdated variant. After all, that's around two million less insecure PCs than...

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Thousands of unsafe web servers on popular websites
F5 news

TLS Telemetry Report 2021 analyzes encryption and certificates. More than half of all web servers still allow the use of insecure RSA keys. At the same time, the revocation of certificates is still problematic. In addition, there are old, rarely updated servers almost everywhere. This is shown by the TLS Telemetry Report 2021 from F5 Labs, which regularly examines the 1 million most important websites worldwide. According to the study, attackers are increasingly using Transportation Layer Security (TLS) to their advantage in phishing campaigns. In addition, new fingerprinting techniques raise questions about the spread of malware servers, which are in the main ...

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