Microsoft's takedown of Lumma Stealer marks a significant victory against infostealer malware, safeguarding millions of ...

Microsoft announced a coordinated effort to hobble Lumma Stealer, a widely used piece of malware known for stealing personal information and enabling ransomware attacks. The company on Wednesday ...

Lumma malware, a MaaS platform active since 2022, has stolen data from 1.7M+ devices, targeting cryptos, logins, and ...

Microsoft, along with a consortium of partners, has seized and disrupted a significant part of the Lumma malware-as-a-service ...

As a final step part of this effort, Microsoft says it's now working with ISPs and CERT teams to notify users who have been infected so that they can remove the malware from their computers.

This "wormable" malware ... When Microsoft does eventually yank SMB1 in a future Windows release, it'll likely cause some consumer pain, Pyle suggested. Efforts To Remove SMB1 It may be surprising ...

Microsoft says it found a new malware package -- which it calls "FoxBlade ... Microsoft president Brad Smith said it was coordinating its efforts to protect users in Ukraine with the Ukrainian ...

Microsoft is planning ... mitigate the increasing prevalence of malware campaigns exploiting various Windows and Office features for infections. The effort traces back to 2018 when Microsoft ...

Here’s how it works. On Windows 10, the Microsoft Safety Scanner (MSERT) is a standalone tool to scan, find, and remove many types of malware, including viruses, spyware, and unwanted software ...

two years after rolling it out to all Microsoft 365 customers with supported licenses. As part of a broader effort to remove Windows and Office features used as attack vectors in malware attacks ...