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Perfect showcase of Microsoft security.
I mean, any organization can have a random guy install some crap on their pc. Humans are often the weakest link, I am not a microsoft fanboy and usually despise them, but in this case it looks like they are clearly communicating and performing the right steps.
Hate them when they deserve it, because they usually do. Here nothing points to something nefarious besides the attack itself.