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The latest Microsoft Ventures led investment round brings the total raised to $55m. In exchange, Microsoft Ventures will have a place on the Synack board, alongside Proofpoint CEO Gary Steele.

The so-called Turkish Crime Family has told Apple to pay $75,000 by April 7 or it will wipe over 300 million iCloud and email accounts it now has access too. Apple says it will not pay ransoms to cyber criminals.

A game-changer for AI and cybersecurity: OpenAI Cybersecurity Grant Program seeks to shift the balance of power in cybersecurity with AI.

Microsoft is adding LaTeX markup support for Bing Chat, making math formula formatting better on the AI search chatbot.

The second major leak of Twitter account information in two weeks has put data from 235 million users online for free.

A vulnerability in Apple’s Sign in with Apple feature could have allowed attackers to easily access third-party app accounts of victims.

Microsoft has announced its Azure Sphere Research Challenge, which tasks hackers with finding vulnerabilities in Azure Sphere.

GitHub Security Lab is a program that combines efforts of numerous organizations to find and prevent bugs across projects.

Microsoft Edge took three months to fix a security flaw that took Mozilla three hours, showing once more the company's slow response to important issues. Edge users should update their browser to ensure they're safe.

Uruguayan Ezequiel Pereira López found a remote code execution vulnerability in Google's App Engine and has been rewarded over a $30,000 as a result. It's not the student's first find, though it is his highest paying to date.

A Spectre-like variant known as Speculative Store Bypass is largely mitigated by browser updates, but could still present a risk to users. Consumers can choose to enable a firmware update but will take a performance hit of 2-8%.

Microsoft's tendency to focus on Windows 10 security could leave Windows 7 vulnerable, says Google Project Zero researcher Mateusz Jurczyk. He points out several bugs that can be discovered by looking for discovered bugs in older OSes.

A Russian hacker is selling a zero-day exploit that can target all Microsoft Windows builds from Windows 2000 to Windows 10.