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A serious security flaw can allow attackers to gain unauthorized access to PCs. While Microsoft issued a patch for the issue in March, attackers are targeting unpatched PCs.
A new method of attack can access a PC's data within minutes. The attack utilizes the Thunderbolt port and can work even if a device is locked and has hard disk encryption.
An unnamed Microsoft employee explains why Surface devices don't support Thunderbolt in a leaked video. The video also explains why Microsoft decided against having upgradeable RAM on the Surface Laptop 3.
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Microsoft issued an update that fixed vulnerabilities found in the Autodesk FBX library. The vulnerabilities affect several Microsoft programs that integrate with the library, including Microsoft Office and Paint 3D.
Microsoft purchased the corp.com domain name recently to help improve security for company admins. If the domain fell into the wrong hands, it could leak passwords, emails, and other pieces of data from
Security researchers discovered that Zoom can leak your Windows login name and password. The issue occurs because of how Zoom handles links. Hackers can easily get your password if you click malicious links.
HP took the wraps off of new security offerings for businesses today, bolstering its already large suite of security solutions. Additionally, HP is making Sure Click Pro available for free for all HP and non-HP PCs through September 20.
A recent study ranked several popular browsers in terms of privacy. Microsoft Edge was tied for last in the study due to its tracking of people's hardware. The study highlights that over time these identifiers could be used to identify people.
Microsoft sent out a cumulative update recently that fixes a wormable vulnerability. Details of the vulnerability recently leaked online ahead of Patch Tuesday.
Microsoft worked with the U.S. government and partners across 35 countries to battle the Necurs botnet. Necurs is used to scam people using a variety of methods, including sending millions of emails to people.
Details to a wormable bug in the Microsoft Server Message Block accidentally leaked online. The security flaw isn't included in Microsoft's March 2020 Patch Tuesday, so there isn't a patch available for it.
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Researchers published details of two new types of attacks that can affect AMD processors from 2011-2019. The attacks, called Collide+Probe and Load+Reload could be exploited in the wild, according to researchers.