Microsoft warns its cloud customers that
their data may have been leaked:
Flaw left system used by Coca
Cola, Exxon-Mobil and other major
firms exposed
Posted By: Ribicon, 8/27/2021 9:57:41 AM
Microsoft has warned thousands of its online cloud customers—including Fortune 500 firms like Coca-Cola, Exxon-Mobil, and Citrix—that their data may have been exposed to intruders. The company revealed a major flaw in its flagship Azure Cosmos DB database service on Thursday, which could allow hackers to read, change or delete data saved in the cloud, according to an internal email and a cyber security researcher.(Snip)'This is the worst cloud vulnerability you can imagine. It is a long-lasting secret,' Wiz co-founder Ami Luttwak told Reuters. 'This is the central database of Azure, and we were able to get access to any customer database
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Upper East Side homeless 'can tipper'
has caused unchecked mayhem for years,
frustrating neighbors 9 replies
has caused unchecked mayhem for years,
frustrating neighbors 9 replies
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Biden should have gone to Dover
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A nation horrified by its first surrender in its nearly 250-year history was further humiliated when Biden refused to go to Dover Air Force Base to pay his respects to the 13 Marines who arrived by casket.
(snip)
As commander-in-chief, Biden is responsible for those deaths. His poor judgment killed those Marines. He owed it to them to own up to this. He owed it to the families to share their grief.
And yes, out of 13 families, I expect someone could make a scene. I expect someone would lash out at him. I expect that someone would make Biden feel very, very bad.
But that is part of the job.
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ere’s the latest word from the most transparent administration ever: Simple question: Why?
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Who will take the fall for Afghanistan?
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One of the Marine Corps principles of leadership is to accept responsibility for your actions. (snip) If you think anyone will be held to account over this utter Afghan debacle, consider this: In 1999, Amendment #388 to the Defense appropriations bill passed the U.S. Senate (described on page S5891 of the Congressional Record — Senate for May 25, 1999). The purpose of this amendment was to posthumously restore the rank and promote both Admiral Husband Kimmel and General Walter Short, the top Navy and Army Commanders at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941.
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This is why the USA wants Microsoft, with its legendarily poor software, to run the Pentagon's "war cloud" effort.