Microsoft has taken legal action to block 50 internet domains that formed part of a “command and control infrastructure” believed to have been used by a North Korean group to hack into its users’ accounts for nearly a decade. the software company has taken against groups from China, Russia and Iran since the middle of 2018, and marks an escalation in its efforts to defend users of its email service from state-backed attacks. Read More...
Microsoft has taken legal action to block 50 internet domains that formed part of a “command and control infrastructure” believed to have been used by a North Korean group to hack into its users’ accounts for nearly a decade. the software company has taken against groups from China, Russia and Iran since the middle of 2018, and marks an escalation in its efforts to defend users of its email service from state-backed attacks.
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