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Microsoft Computers Hacked

Published Feb 25, 2013

Microsoft has said a small number of its computers, including some in its Mac software business unit, have been infected with malware, but there was no evidence of customer data being affected and it is continuing its investigation. The world's largest software company said the security intrusion was "similar" to recent ones reported by Apple Inc. and Facebook Inc. Over the past week or so, both Apple and Facebook said computers used by employees were attacked after visiting a software developer website infected with malicious software.



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