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Hegseth RIPS Microsoft for Betrayal |Chinese Working on U.S Defense Systems, Microsoft Admits Breach

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth confirmed that the Defense Department’s cloud services were previously supported by China-based engineers, raising national security concerns. Microsoft admitted to using teams in China for technical assistance but assured that no China-based staff will be involved moving forward.

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Pentagon to probe Microsoft's use of Chinese engineers on sensitive defense systems, Hegseth says

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the DOD is "looking into" a Microsoft cloud program that used Chinese engineers after an investigative report raised concerns about CCP access.

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Microsoft no longer using Chinese engineers to maintain Pentagon computer systems

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered a review of Pentagon cloud deals after a ProPublica investigation uncovered Microsoft's reliance on Chinese engineers.

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Microsoft patches failed to fix on-prem SharePoint, which is now under zero-day attack

PLUS: China upgrades smartphone surveillance tools; Ring eases anti-snooping stance; and more Infosec In Brief Microsoft has warned users of SharePoint Server that three on-prem versions of the ...

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Senior adviser to Hegseth out at DOD

A senior adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has left the Defense Department after less than three months of service in ...

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Hegseth’s Pentagon CRISIS: Sixth Senior Official QUITS Under Hegseth’s Lead| Fired Or Silenced?

The Pentagon is facing yet another high-profile departure as Justin Fulcher, a senior advisor to Defense Secretary Pete ...

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Pentagon chief vows probe into Microsoft-China link

Foreign engineers — from any country, including of course China — should NEVER be allowed to maintain or access DoD systems,' ...

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Global hack on Microsoft product hits U.S., state agencies, researchers say

Unknown attackers exploited a “significant vulnerability” in Microsoft’s SharePoint collaboration software, hitting targets around the world.

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