Bloomberg Tech Microsoft Points to Chinese Hackers in SharePoint Breach
Jul 22, 2025
Microsoft has pointed fingers at Chinese hackers for a SharePoint breach, raising cybersecurity alarms. Meanwhile, OpenAI and Oracle are teaming up to boost data center capacity to meet AI demands. NXP Semiconductor struggles with declining revenue, reflecting tough conditions in the automotive sector. The evolving dynamics of AI collaborations highlight a competitive landscape where companies like Google and Microsoft vie for dominance, while geopolitical tensions shape the future of technology and data management.
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Chinese Hackers Exploit SharePoint
- Microsoft identified Chinese state-sponsored hackers exploiting vulnerabilities in its SharePoint software.
- The hacking impacted diverse organizations globally, including governments and businesses with on-premise SharePoint servers.
Patch and Hunt for Breaches
- Organizations must not only patch SharePoint vulnerabilities but also hunt for breaches and stolen credentials.
- Detecting compromised login details is crucial to prevent further attacks using stolen tokens and passwords.
Automotive Chip Market Challenges
- NXP's cautious Q3 forecast highlights lingering challenges in the automotive chip market amid inventory gluts.
- Cautious forecasts from key suppliers signal ongoing turbulence despite hopes of recovery in chip demand.