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Microsoft alerted Outlook.com users of a hacker obtaining access toaccounts earlier this year; and a cybercriminal gang continues itsquest to sell the data of one billion users.
The tech giant revealed the compromising of a support agent'scredentials for its web mail service, allowing unauthorized accessto some accounts between January 1 to March 28, 2019.
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