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Microsoft’s AI-Powered Recall Feature Still Saves Snapshots of Sensitive Information: Report
Microsoft finally rolled out its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered Recall feature with the Windows 11 Insider Preview update last month. But contrary to Microsoft’s claims that the updated version does not store sensitive information such as credit cards or passwords, a new report suggests this security measure seldom works. Multiple instances...
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CERT-In Warns Users of Multiple Vulnerabilities in Different Versions of Microsoft Windows OS
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued an advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft’s Windows operating systems. Two separate vulnerabilities were found in various builds of Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server, the company’s platform for running network-based applications. The cybersecurity...
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Microsoft's Blue Screen Error Sparks Meme Fest After Global Server Outage
The Microsoft error, caused due to the recent CrowdStrike update, has affected several companies, banks and government offices worldwide.
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Microsoft Releases July 2021 Patch Tuesday to Fix 117 Vulnerabilities, Including Some Zero-Day Issues
Microsoft has released Its July 2021 Patch Tuesday that comprises fixes for as many as 117 vulnerabilities. The security updates are meant for a range of Microsoft products and features, including Microsoft Office, Windows Defender, Windows Hello, and Microsoft Exchange Server, among others.
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Microsoft to Fully Remove Adobe Flash From Windows 10 to Keep Customers Secure
Microsoft has announced that it will remove Adobe Flash Player from all versions of Windows 10 through the KB4577586 “Update for Removal of Adobe Flash Player” in June. The update will be included in the Monthly Rollup and the Security Only Update for Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012, and Windows Embedded 8 Standard in July.
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Microsoft Fixes a Critical Windows DNS Server Vulnerability That Could Let Attackers Steal Corporate Details
Microsoft has released a patch to fix a critical, 17-year-old vulnerability in Windows DNS Server that has been classified as a “wormable” flaw. Named “SigRed”, the latest vulnerability is found to have an impact on Windows Server versions 2003 to 2019.
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Valorant Out Now in India, Europe, Coming to America in a Few Hours
Valorant — Riot Games’ new free-to-play online first-person shooter — is out now in India, Asia-Pacific, Oceania, Europe, Turkey, Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Russia, and CIS countries.
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Windows 10 Hit by Security Flaw, Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch
Microsoft has released a Windows 10 patch for a security vulnerability that enabled attackers to transfer malicious code from one machine to another if they had the vulnerability without the knowledge of the users.
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Microsoft Windows 7 Free Security Updates End Today
Microsoft will stop providing free security updates for Windows 7 today, meaning computers using it will be more vulnerable to malware and hacking.
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Microsoft Fixes Critical Windows 10 Security Flaw Affecting Windows Defender
The new updates automatically deployed on Windows Defender and other affected Microsoft offerings.
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Microsoft Issues Security Patch to Fix Meltdown CVE-2018-1038 Flaw
The flaw CVE-2018-1038 was found in the first Microsoft patch that was issued to protect Windows 7 x64 or Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 systems from the Meltdown vulnerability.
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Meltdown, Spectre Security Flaws Found in Intel, AMD, ARM CPUs Put Virtually All Computers, Phones at Risk
Meltdown is specific to Intel but Spectre affects laptops, desktop computers, smartphones, tablets, and Internet servers alike.
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Microsoft Partners Qualcomm to Bring ARM Chip Support to Windows Server OS
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing support for ARM chips to Windows Server OS, which it uses for cloud services used in its own data centres.
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Microsoft Results Top Estimates, To Cut More Jobs
Revenue from Microsoft's cloud business, which includes products such as Windows Server and cloud-based platforms such as Azure, rose 8 percent to $5.9 billion and is expected to reach $6.2-$6.3 billion in the current quarter.
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Bye PuTTY, Microsoft Is Adding a Native SSH Client and Server to Windows
Microsoft's PowerShell team is hoping to be third-time lucky in its attempt to add SSH support.
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Microsoft’s AI-Powered Recall Feature Still Saves Snapshots of Sensitive Information: Report
Microsoft finally rolled out its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered Recall feature with the Windows 11 Insider Preview update last month. But contrary to Microsoft’s claims that the updated version does not store sensitive information such as credit cards or passwords, a new report suggests this security measure seldom works. Multiple instances...
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CERT-In Warns Users of Multiple Vulnerabilities in Different Versions of Microsoft Windows OS
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued an advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft’s Windows operating systems. Two separate vulnerabilities were found in various builds of Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server, the company’s platform for running network-based applications. The cybersecurity...
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Microsoft's Blue Screen Error Sparks Meme Fest After Global Server Outage
The Microsoft error, caused due to the recent CrowdStrike update, has affected several companies, banks and government offices worldwide.
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Microsoft Releases July 2021 Patch Tuesday to Fix 117 Vulnerabilities, Including Some Zero-Day Issues
Microsoft has released Its July 2021 Patch Tuesday that comprises fixes for as many as 117 vulnerabilities. The security updates are meant for a range of Microsoft products and features, including Microsoft Office, Windows Defender, Windows Hello, and Microsoft Exchange Server, among others.
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Microsoft to Fully Remove Adobe Flash From Windows 10 to Keep Customers Secure
Microsoft has announced that it will remove Adobe Flash Player from all versions of Windows 10 through the KB4577586 “Update for Removal of Adobe Flash Player” in June. The update will be included in the Monthly Rollup and the Security Only Update for Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012, and Windows Embedded 8 Standard in July.
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Microsoft Fixes a Critical Windows DNS Server Vulnerability That Could Let Attackers Steal Corporate Details
Microsoft has released a patch to fix a critical, 17-year-old vulnerability in Windows DNS Server that has been classified as a “wormable” flaw. Named “SigRed”, the latest vulnerability is found to have an impact on Windows Server versions 2003 to 2019.
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Valorant Out Now in India, Europe, Coming to America in a Few Hours
Valorant — Riot Games’ new free-to-play online first-person shooter — is out now in India, Asia-Pacific, Oceania, Europe, Turkey, Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Russia, and CIS countries.
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Windows 10 Hit by Security Flaw, Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch
Microsoft has released a Windows 10 patch for a security vulnerability that enabled attackers to transfer malicious code from one machine to another if they had the vulnerability without the knowledge of the users.
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Microsoft Windows 7 Free Security Updates End Today
Microsoft will stop providing free security updates for Windows 7 today, meaning computers using it will be more vulnerable to malware and hacking.
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Microsoft Fixes Critical Windows 10 Security Flaw Affecting Windows Defender
The new updates automatically deployed on Windows Defender and other affected Microsoft offerings.
-
Microsoft Issues Security Patch to Fix Meltdown CVE-2018-1038 Flaw
The flaw CVE-2018-1038 was found in the first Microsoft patch that was issued to protect Windows 7 x64 or Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 systems from the Meltdown vulnerability.
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Meltdown, Spectre Security Flaws Found in Intel, AMD, ARM CPUs Put Virtually All Computers, Phones at Risk
Meltdown is specific to Intel but Spectre affects laptops, desktop computers, smartphones, tablets, and Internet servers alike.
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Microsoft Partners Qualcomm to Bring ARM Chip Support to Windows Server OS
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing support for ARM chips to Windows Server OS, which it uses for cloud services used in its own data centres.
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Microsoft Results Top Estimates, To Cut More Jobs
Revenue from Microsoft's cloud business, which includes products such as Windows Server and cloud-based platforms such as Azure, rose 8 percent to $5.9 billion and is expected to reach $6.2-$6.3 billion in the current quarter.
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Bye PuTTY, Microsoft Is Adding a Native SSH Client and Server to Windows
Microsoft's PowerShell team is hoping to be third-time lucky in its attempt to add SSH support.
