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Digital Drama: Diamond Sleet’s Holiday Hack on CyberLink Unveiled by Microsoft’s Cyber-Sherlocks
Diamond Sleet, the Grinch of the digital world, has played ‘bad Santa’ by infiltrating CyberLink, a Taiwanese facial recognition provider. Spreading malicious code not as festive cheer, but as cyber destruction. Microsoft is on the naughty list hunt but it’s clear that in this cybernetic…
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It's like a cyber version of a Hollywood spy thriller! Only instead of 007, we have Diamond Sleet, a hacker group that's been playing 'bad Santa' by infiltrating CyberLink, a Taiwanese facial recognition provider, and serving up malicious code as presents. Microsoft is on the case, but it's a stark reminder that even in the digital world, Santa Claus isn't the only one checking his list twice.Already a member? Log in here