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  Are Zero Backups About to Become Relevant?

  Traditional backups remain essential, but their growing security, legal, and operational risks raise the question of whether limited or "zero backup" strategies might someday offer advantages -- if their major shortcomings can be addressed.
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  GitHub Abuse Emerges in Twin Social Engineering Campaigns Spotted by Fortra, Trend Micro

  Security researchers are tracking two separate GitHub-related threat campaigns that use the platform's infrastructure in different ways -- one to deliver vishing lures through legitimate GitHub notifications, and another to push Windows users toward malware-infected downloads hosted through deceptive GitHub Pages and repositories.
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  Challenges With Using RemoteApp to Host Custom Applications Part 2

  Running custom PowerShell scripts through RemoteApp can work effectively, but administrators may encounter several practical challenges involving script launching, execution policies, file blocking, and display scaling.
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  Signed Malware Impersonating Workplace Apps Used To Deploy RMM Backdoors

  Microsoft's Defender Security Research Team has identified a series of phishing campaigns in which an unknown attacker used digitally signed malware masked as common workplace applications to deploy remote monitoring and management tools as persistent backdoors on targeted systems.