This is not SNF specific, just a commentary:
I've noticed an uptick in "user stolen" passwords from domains hosted at O365. At first I thought these O365 users were simply infected with botNet malware and spewing out spam to their contact lists, but I've become suspicious after working with several of these cases. The attacks are extremely targeted spearhead's (not list spews), using the users account username/password. An end user stolen password is nothing new, but the influx increase rate is alarming. My concern (suspicion) is that blackhats have exploited the intel/AMD chip memory flaw, and now potentially have the password of every O365 user (OMG!). While this keeps most of us here busy and in business, the herd migration mentality to cloud hosting may end very badly for those who choose that path. Just in my opinion. --Paul
