Microsoft warns Russian hackers still trying to break into its systems

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Using data stolen from corporate emails.

Microsoft warns Russian hackers still trying to break into its systems
Microsoft said that hackers linked to Russia's foreign intelligence were trying again to break into its systems, using data stolen from corporate emails in January to gain new access to the tech giant whose products are widely used across the US national security establishment. The disclosure ...

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