Microsoft will enable Teams messaging security by default in January 2026, blocking risky files and malicious links to protect against AI-driven threats.

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Microsoft will enable Teams messaging security by default in January 2026, blocking risky files and malicious links to protect against AI-driven threats.

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Use the following URLs to open the skillmap and tutorials. Note: If testing, then open the links in Private or Incognito windows. Lab 3.5 mini-skillmap: https ...

Cybersecurity researchers have shed light on a cross-tenant blind spot that allows attackers to bypass Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protections via the guest access feature in Teams. "When users ...

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Microsoft says it will add a new Teams call handler beginning in January 2026 to reduce launch times and boost call performance for the Windows desktop client. A new process, ms-teams_modulehost.exe, ...

The “Ms. Incognito” team will be enjoying a reward vacation! On November 20, Xportsnews reported that the “Ms. Incognito” team will be going to Jeju Island for their reward vacation. In response to ...

Microsoft is forming a new team that would build artificial intelligence far more capable than humans in certain domains starting with medical diagnosis. This team, called the MAI Superintelligence ...

“What kind of AI does the world really want?”. So begins a blog post by Mustafa Suleyman, director of AI at Microsoft. In his opinion, “it’s probably the most important question of our time.” Suleyman ...