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CTOnews.com news on July 4, Microsoft admitted in June this year that its OneDrive, Microsoft 365 and Azure cloud services were attacked by hackers DDoS, resulting in repeated interruptions. A hacker group called Anonymous Sudan has claimed that they are responsible for the attack. The hacker group also claimed that it had hacked into Microsoft's server and obtained 30 million pieces of user information data from it.

▲ image source Bleeping Computers according to foreign media BleepingComputer, hackers have released 100 pieces of user information data as proof, and peddled these information data at a price of US $50,000 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 363000 yuan), including Microsoft account number, email message, user password and so on.

Microsoft has responded by denying that its servers have been compromised.

▲ image source Bleeping Computers Microsoft said that so far they have found no evidence of illegal access to the server. After comparison, there are doubts about the authenticity of the 100 pieces of information disclosed by the hackers, which may be phishing accounts registered by the hackers themselves.

CTOnews.com believes that there is no more conclusive evidence that hackers actually hacked into Microsoft servers, and the authenticity of the data is questionable, so it takes more time to judge, so you don't have to worry too much.

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