Microsoft has published a detailed guidance post on how to deal with a recently uncovered security vulnerability that can downgrade almost all modern Windows 11/10/Server PCs with VBS.
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Tenable discovered two security vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Azure Health Bot service. The first vulnerability, found in the "Data Connections" feature, allowed unauthorized access to resources.
Remember the Spectre CPU vulnerability that reared its head for the first time in 2017? Variant 2 of Spectre is back, and as such, Microsoft has published guidance about the mitigation.
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Microsoft has published an advisory about a misconfiguration that led to its own, customer, and partner data being exposed. It has also called out security researchers for mishandling the disclosure.
Microsoft has been accused of slashing bug bounty reward money by large amounts by several security researchers. One of them said his finding was worth just 10% compared to the earlier value.
Microsoft has acknowledged that it is investigating a Windows zero-day vulnerability that is currently being exploited in the wild. The firm has provided a workaround that involves AcitveX controls.
New variants of Spectre have been discovered by Microsoft and Google, which allow attackers to read privileged data. While mitigations will be available soon, they will result in a performance hit.
Latest VMware update is free with no license, fixes Windows 11 and Linux freezes, crashes
iPhone 17 Pro Max mockups show a new design with a horizontal camera module
Microsoft 365 app UI and Copilot are getting a massive update in 2025 including new icon
PowerToys 0.87 is out with a new utility for Windows 10 users and a lot of improvements
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