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The suspected Chinese-backed hack of U.S. government emails on Microsoft servers could be more damaging than previously thought, cybersecurity researchers said. Microsoft announced this month that Chinese-backed hackers had accessed the email accounts of multiple government employees, putting information at risk. The U.S. government said that no classified information was disclosed in the cyberattack. However, researchers at the cloud security firm Wiz claim that the method the hackers used to access emails — forged encryption keys — may also be used to access Microsoft Teams information, OneDrive files and other apps that have Microsoft logins. “Identity provider’s signing keys

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