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    Microsoft Outlook gaat meer bij aanvallen gebruikte bestandstypes blokkeren

    June 12, 2025

    Microsoft Outlook gaat meer bij aanvallen gebruikte bestandstypes blokkeren

    Microsoft zal vanaf volgende maand meer bij aanvallen gebruikte bestandstypes standaard in Outlook Web en de nieuwe Outlook voor Windows blokkeren, zo heeft het techbedrijf via het Microsoft 365 Messa …
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