Microsoft joins other tech giants in warning users about suspected state-sponsored hacking attacks
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- JT
- GZY
- 04 Jan 2016
Interesting, if it was state-sponsored by a foreign government, I'd assume they'd report it to the US government or federal agencies.
Why going public like this?
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- Anonymous
- 42y
- 04 Jan 2016
Unless it's the US governm- oh wait, they don't even need to hack, Microsoft probably sells your data to them secretly.
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- Rai
- 9Ca
- 04 Jan 2016
Anonymous, 03 Jan 2016How could make a cure if their wasnt a decease in the first... more**there
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- Anonymous
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- 03 Jan 2016
verloren, 03 Jan 2016its just the same to the antivirus software who creates a l... moreHow could make a cure if their wasnt a decease in the first place.
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- verloren
- UD}
- 03 Jan 2016
its just the same to the antivirus software who creates a lot of viruses ahahahaha
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- Nick
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- 03 Jan 2016
AnonD-416078, 02 Jan 2016Oh, please stop lying, we all know you've been doing it for... moreI agree with you!
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- Kabbi
- nhv
- 02 Jan 2016
Anonymous, 02 Jan 2016All US based software companies are suddenly moving in with... moreSpot on:)
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- AnonD-416078
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- 02 Jan 2016
Oh, please stop lying, we all know you've been doing it for ages and you'll continue doing it as long as Governments and their agencies exist, you can't run from it, neither can we. :D
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- Eske Rahn
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- 02 Jan 2016
I wonder if this includes intrusions from NSA and the like or are limited to non-US agencies...
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- Anonymous
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- 02 Jan 2016
All US based software companies are suddenly moving in with the trend.I guess someone besides the NSA has been busy with theie monitors.