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AI Is Making CEO Email Scams Harder to Spot | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | September 15, 2026

Would you recognize a fake payment request if it looked like it came from your CEO? Microsoft found signs AI is helping attackers make these scams more convincing with fake invoices and fabricated email threads.

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153 Million Driver’s License Scans Found for Sale Online | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | September 9, 2026

A quick ID scan can leave behind more than you realize. An FBI investigation into a service claiming access to more than 153 million driver’s license records is raising new questions about how businesses store and protect the digital copies they collect.

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Microsoft Teams Now Lets Admins Block Bots from Meetings | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | September 1, 2026

Meeting bots can be useful, but that doesn’t mean every outside bot should be allowed into every call. Microsoft Teams is adding a new admin control that can automatically block identified external bots from meetings, giving businesses more control over what tools can access their conversations.

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Hackers Are Using AI to Target Factory Systems | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | August 25, 2026

Cyberattacks can reach beyond computers and onto the factory floor. A new federal warning says attackers are using AI-generated code to target the systems that keep production equipment running, creating the potential for disruptions, equipment damage, and safety concerns.

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ChatGPT Computer History Remembers How You Work | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | August 18, 2026

ChatGPT can now remember what you were doing before you opened the chat. OpenAI’s new Computer History feature uses activity from selected apps and websites to give ChatGPT more context, helping it pick up where you left off.

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Fake RingCentral Emails Target Microsoft 365 Accounts | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | August 11, 2026

A familiar work notification can be more convincing than it looks. A new phishing campaign is spoofing RingCentral messages to lead users into Microsoft 365 sign-in attacks that can capture access even after MFA is completed.

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Claude Shared Chats Showed Up in Google Search | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | August 4, 2026

Sharing an AI conversation with one person does not always mean it stays between the two of you. After shared Claude chats appeared in Google Search, anyone using AI has another reason to think carefully about what goes into a conversation and how those links are shared.

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Hackers Hijack Hotel Wi-Fi to Steal Microsoft 365 Accounts | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | July 28, 2026

Hotel Wi-Fi makes it easy to stay connected while traveling, but compromised networks can redirect users to fake Microsoft 365 login pages. See how the attack works and how businesses can better protect accounts on the road.

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Coca-Cola Subsidiary Hit by Ransomware: Is Your Business Ready? | Sync Up

By Chris Swinson | July 21, 2026

Could your business keep operating if its most important systems suddenly went offline? A ransomware incident at Coca-Cola-owned Fairlife shows how quickly a cybersecurity issue can disrupt operations and why having a clear recovery plan can help keep essential work moving.

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