Why Microsoft forbids employees to use other people's tools, and what are the dangers of LTE?

Microsoft has banned employees from using Slack, Google Docs and Amazon Web Services. The world-renowned corporation believes rival organizations can monitor employee correspondence or read internal documents. Microsoft uses its own tools to secure internal processes, replacing Google Docs with Word, and Slack with Teams. The company does not do this for the convenience of employees, and therefore does not mean that these services are better. Everything is done only for the security of documents and correspondence in the company.

Experts have discovered a serious vulnerability in LTE. It goes without saying that cybercriminals have already taken advantage of it.

We are talking about forging notifications from the government. The authorities in the U.S. have the ability to send push notifications to all American smartphones. However, hackers were able to hack into the system. They procured the equipment from a retail store. Experts say that this vulnerability could become critical. If you look at the situation from a smartphone user's perspective, such push notifications can seriously scare you. It's also easy to cause a crowd panic with these messages, writing a bomb threat during a concert or some event, for example. With a high concentration of people, just imagine the effect such a push would have.