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Thanks. Welcome to the Tech Mem Right Home for Monday, April 15, 2019. I'm Brian McCullough.

Today, you really need to run those office updates, it turns out.

Rumors of Chaos at HQ trivia, further details on Apple Arcade and Apple News Plus, and a hands-on

with the Galaxy Fold. Here's what you miss today in the world of

tech. Over the weekend Microsoft confirmed that hackers had

compromised a support agent's credentials, or at least some

super user's credentials inside Microsoft to gain access to Microsoft managed web-based emails

on services like Outlook, MSN and Hotmail.

This morning it appears that the breach might have been worse than originally reported.

In short, hackers broke into a customer support account or some high-level account again at

Microsoft and then somehow used that to gain super access to customer email accounts.

The hackers could apparently see subject lines of emails, who the

emails were sent to, email folder names, etc. And then maybe it was even

worse than that. Quoting Motherboard who is basing their reporting on an unnamed source,

quote, in March before Microsoft publicly confirmed the hack,

the source told motherboard that this abuse of a customer support portal

allowed the hackers to gain

access to any email account as long as it wasn't a corporate level account. This means

that while paid enterprise accounts that businesses pay for weren't affected, normal consumer accounts

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