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Ars TechnicaMicrosoft says Kremlin-backed hackers accessed its source and internal systems
Midnight Blizzard is now using stolen secrets in follow-on attacks against customers.
Maxime Launois@arstechnica At this point it looks like they have a source code leak every year or so
Stuart Longland (VK4MSL)@mlaunois @arstechnica At this rate, they may as well release the source under the MIT license. It's been leaked that many times now.
Ryan Heldt@arstechnica In unrelated news, every Tuesday will now be Patch Tuesday. 😆
Kevin Karhan 
Epistomai@arstechnica and stupid corporations push microsuck products
THIS ACCOUNT HAS MOVED@arstechnica fortunately, open source is more secure
DharHPK@noplasticshower @arstechnica Microsoft's code seems pretty open, now
@dharhpk @arstechnica my point exactly, Mr literal.
Cloud Manul@noplasticshower @arstechnica But if the attackers post their stolen Microsoft source code publicly, wouldn't that turn MS into an open-source company overnight?
@cloud_manul @arstechnica bingo. You guys are really bad at snide sarcasm.
Andrew Bennett@arstechnica So, the APT that compromised SolarWinds to perform a supply side attack has now compromised the source code for … Microsoft?
Dr. Moritz Lehmann@arstechnica I guess what they found is such a disturbing mess of ugly, half-baked, completely broken source code that they will never touch a computer ever again.