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It's time for your daily crunch for Wednesday starting with three big headlines.

A researchers found a bug that allows anyone to impersonate Microsoft

corporate email accounts, making fishing attempts look credible,

and more likely to trick their targets.

As of this recording, the bug has not been patched.

To demonstrate the bug, the researcher sent an email to TechRunch

that looked like it was sent from Microsoft's account security team.

Last week, Vesevilode Cochran, also known online as Sloancer,

wrote on X, formerly Twitter, that he found the email spoofing bug

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