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Microsoft announced changes to their Windows as a Service release channels for businesses as Windows 10 Creators Update reaches its readiness for broader deployment.
Now that researchers have built a port of EternalBlue to Windows 10, they’ve probably only now caught up to what the NSA has had for a long while. Continue reading Windows 10 Mitigations Make Future EternalBlue Attacks Difficult
Microsoft has now decided that support, known as Servicing in the Windows as a Service era, for the original release of Windows 10 will end on 09 May 2017 – next month’s Patch Tuesday.
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Over the last year Microsoft has been updating their flagship product under the moniker Windows as a Service (WaaS). Faster changes to Windows means software that interacts with it must adopt a faster pace to stay aligned and that philosophy is takin… Continue reading System Center Configuration Manager Current Branch FAQ
Since Windows 10 is updated on a regular basis there are a few different official release versions that are available based on the servicing options it is covered under. This resource from Microsoft will give you the exact information you need about … Continue reading Tracking Windows 10 Release Information