by Anmol
2 months
Microsoft has rolled out a new cumulative update for Windows 10 users which brings a fix for Adobe Flash Player’s zero-day vulnerability. The vulnerability was earlier identified by researchers and allowed attackers to trig...
by Anmol
3 months
A new report shared by Colombian cybersecurity expert Sebastian Castro, reveals shocking details about a critical vulnerability in Windows. Castro shared details about the vulnerability which would allow hackers to transfer Admin...
by Surur
4 months
Besides Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile, Microsoft has also released Cumulative Updates for the other operating systems they still support, including Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows Server 2012 The updates fixes similar issue...
by Surur
5 months
Microsoft did not just push out updates for Windows 10 and Windows Mobile yesterday, but also for the hundreds of millions of users still on Windows 7 and of course the much smaller number on Windows 8.1 For those users, here̵...
by Surur
6 months
If you have been avoiding Windows 10 because you are concerned about Microsoft spying on you via its telemetry services, the company has just made your life slightly more difficult. Microsoft has just classified KB2952664 and K...
7 months
Microsoft’s Answers forums are one of the first lines of defence for users searching for resolutions to issues about their Microsoft product. If an issue was big and widespread enough, one would expect Microsoft users to cre...
by Pradeep
11 months
Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) is a unified endpoint security platform that is available for Windows 10 users around the world. As enterprises will have mix of Windows 7/Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 devices till t...
by Surur
1 year
Windows 8 was Microsoft’s failed attempt to re-invent Windows for the coming revolution of touch screen and tablets, but in the end that revolution never came and consumers and especially enterprises remained all too happy t...
by Surur
1 year
Windows 8.1 is not Microsoft’s favourite OS, being their disastrous follow-up to the very successful Windows 7, and currently, has less than 8% worldwide desktop market share. It seems Microsoft may be trying to hasten the d...
by Sean Chan
2 years
The majority of PCs used by the London Metropolitan Police are still running Windows XP, which has been completely unsupported since 2014. The London Metropolitan Police are still using around 18,000 PCs powered by Windows XP whic...
2 years
Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that it won’t be supporting old versions of Windows on new processors. The company clarified its plans regarding supporting older versions of Windows on new processors last month. As we...