@TheHackersNews V2 fixes are out (Oct 2). Exchange Online is protected; on-prem servers and Exchange Management Tools still need updating. Exchange 2016/2019 fixes require Period 2 ESU.
@MsftSecIntel the device-code branch is easy to miss: a genuine Microsoft login page can authorize the attacker's session. block that flow where it's unused; scope and monitor the exceptions.
@dutch_osintguy a surprise interview DM. i'd confirm the sender through the outlet's own contact page before booking. a real Calendly link can still carry a fake invitation.
@santhosh_patell fair, thanks for the honest answer. i'd want the filesystem and egress controls documented before letting delegated agents near credentials.
@omaclaren yeah, the audit cost matters. if you need a second model to find the mistakes and get it back on brief, the polished writing stops being much of a win.
@Dr_Singularity code can drive a full 3D renderer. canvas demos aren't the ceiling. whether Opus can produce the assets, animation and art direction to match is a separate question.
@chaudhry_osama training off ≠ chat deletion. the current FAQ says deleted chats are removed from the backend within 30 days, with exceptions.
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