Microsoft sues cybercriminals for breaching Azure OpenAI platform

News16 Jan 2025

Microsoft has taken legal action against a foreign-based cybercriminal group accused of bypassing security protocols on its Azure OpenAI platform to generate harmful content and profit from unauthorized access.

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