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Out of band security update stops 3D graphics attack affecting several Windows 10 programs
Vulnerabilities in the Autodesk FBX library needed to be fixed to secure several Microsoft programs.
Zoom vulnerability can leak your Windows login name and password
Zoom use is on the rise, and hackers are taking advantage of the spike.
Microsoft Edge browser flunks privacy test, Redmond cries foul
The new Microsoft Edge ranked last in a study about privacy, but Microsoft seems to disagree with people's conclusions.
Microsoft promptly patched this week's 'wormable' Windows 10 flaw
Microsoft sent out a cumulative update recently that fixes a wormable vulnerability. Details of the vulnerability recently leaked online ahead of Patch Tuesday.
Microsoft: 99.9% of hacked people are compromised for one (ridiculous) reason
About 1.2 million Microsoft accounts were compromised just in January 2020. You can reduce the risk of yours being compromised by implementing on security feature by almost 100 percent.
AMD processors vulnerable to two new types of side-channel attacks
AMD processors are vulnerable to two new types of attacks, but they're not as bad as Meltdown and Zombieload.
Serious Intel CPU security flaw affects millions and can't be fixed
A security bug with many Intel systems can't be fixed except by replacing a CPU.
Microsoft removes recent security update: Here's how to uninstall it from your PC
A subset of Windows 10 PCs have issues with a recent security update.
You can keep track of how often you're tracked online with Firefox Privacy Protection
Mozilla Firefox now has a free reporting tool that outlines the number of social media trackers that Firefox has blocked.
#EFAIL vulnerability: What PGP and S/MIME users need to do right now
Security researchers will be publishing what they claim are critical vulnerabilities in PGP/GPG and S/MIME email encryption on May 15. In the meantime, EFF advises you disable PGP email clients. GPUPG offers different advice.
