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Microsoft to Azure Linux users: Patch this problem yourself
Microsoft has new guidance for those put at risk by recent Azure vulnerabilities. That guidance involves asking users to do the patching themselves.
Here's how attackers take advantage of Office document vulnerabilities on Windows 10
A recent malware campaign uses Office documents to get malware onto people's PCs. Researchers have shared how the attack works.
Microsoft warns about open redirect phishing campaign
Another day, another phishing campaign warning. This time, Microsoft's warning folks to keep an eye out for a campaign abusing open redirector links.
Microsoft warns Office 365 users: Don't fall for this phishing campaign
Phishing scams are always cropping up, and Microsoft's just tagged another one to look out for. Office 365 users, make sure you're not falling into any traps.
Some printers won't work following Microsoft's patch for PrintNightmare vulnerability
A patch meant to fix the PrintNightmare vulnerability is causing issues for some printers. Following the update, Zebra printers won't work.
Microsoft says its patch for PrintNightmare works, despite claims of workarounds
The PrintNightmare vulnerability saga continues. Now, Microsoft claims that its patch for the issue works effectively, despite claims of workarounds.
Windows 'PrintNightmare' vulnerability being actively exploited, according to Microsoft [Updated]
A Windows vulnerability dubbed "PrintNightmare" is being actively exploited by attackers, according to Microsoft. Attacks utilizing the vulnerability target the Windows Print Spooler service.
The U.S. Department of Defense can now have more-secure Microsoft Teams calls
Teams deployments across the United States Department of Defense can now use Ribbon's Session Border Controller for secure calling.
