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Four cybersecurity groups have been identified using the same Chrome and Windows exploit kit, highlighting the growing role of AI in vulnerability discovery and rapid exploit deployment.
Microsoft introduces Project Zenith, a developer-focused Windows experience designed for high-performance devices with 64GB+ of unified memory. The initiative aims to provide a distraction-free computing environment optimized for software development workflows.
Microsoft introduces customizable right-click context menus for Windows, allowing users to remove unwanted items and reduce clutter. The feature is rolling out to Windows Insiders and will soon be available to general users.
Microsoft has released critical patches for a Windows zero-day vulnerability that could allow attackers to gain system privileges, alongside fixes for 421 other bugs. Security experts urge immediate update installation.
AnduinOS offers Linux users an easy way to run both Windows and Android applications, making the open-source operating system more accessible to a broader audience.
Windows installation files are growing significantly due to AI integration, creating user frustration and raising concerns about system bloat. Experts suggest a more strategic approach to AI implementation is needed.
Microsoft's record-breaking security update was quickly followed by discovery of a critical zero-day exploit, HiveLegacy, raising concerns about the persistent threat landscape.
Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday breaks records with 570 security bugs fixed, including two actively exploited zero-days. Organizations must update immediately to protect against critical vulnerabilities.
Microsoft's elite security team has developed an AI-powered pipeline to find vulnerabilities in Windows and get them to engineers to build fixes. This initiative represents a major shift toward proactive threat identification using machine learning.
Microsoft's June 2026 Patch Tuesday update fixed 208 security flaws but introduced a cascade of new bugs across all Windows versions, causing widespread user frustration and system instability.
Windows and Linux users face a critical deadline as Secure Boot keys protecting their devices are set to expire on June 15, 2024. The expiration could leave systems vulnerable to malicious attacks if not properly addressed.
Microsoft has released its largest monthly Windows update ever, addressing a record 198 security vulnerabilities in the June 2024 update. Among these flaws, three are zero-day vulnerabilities that have already been publicly disclosed, making immediate installation of the patch critical for system security.
