• @[email protected]
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    422 months ago

    From the OP

    The China-backed intruders, referred to as Storm-0558, broke into Microsoft’s network and stole a digital skeleton key that allowed the hackers unfettered access to U.S. government emails stored in Microsoft’s cloud. According to a government-issued postmortem of the cyberattack, the State Department identified the intrusions because it paid for a higher-tier Microsoft license that granted access to security logs for its cloud products, which many other hacked U.S. government agencies did not have.

    Following the China-backed hacks, Microsoft said it would start providing logs to its lower-paid cloud accounts from September 2023.

    Oh great! Until this incident, security is considered a “premium feature”. I really want off this “up sell to premium” ride.

    • @[email protected]
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      122 months ago

      “up sell to premium” ride

      You know Microsoft is giving you “free” logs, but it’ll be a 12 hour retention or someshit unless you pay more.

      Ain’t no free in cloud.

  • Optional
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    122 months ago

    Do those customers include the US government?

    Reader, they do.

  • Hal-5700X
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    52 months ago

    That’s why you don’t use the cloud products, people.