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10 years after it released Proton Mail on the web, Proton has released Windows and Mac versions of its privacy-focused email app.
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Microsoft released yesterday the March 2024 Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices. The latest update includes fixes for two critical vulnerabilities in the Windows Hyper-V virtualization technology. This month’s Patch Tuesday updates address 60 security flaws in Windows and other components. There are 18 remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities and several…
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Microsoft has created a Digital Markets Act compliance website that details how it is complying with this new regulation.
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I implemented my own version of SysWhisperer2 to parse ntdll and dynamically resolve syscall service numbers in Windows 11 under the assumption that the methodology would still be able to process syscalls correctly. The program itself work… Continue reading How does Windows 11 handle incrementing low-level syscalls compared to W10
In the heady early days of Windows 10, Terry Myerson’s team did what they could to reverse the decades-long decline in native Windows app development. It would prove to be a futile, losing effort that first focused on righting the wrongs of the mobile … Continue reading The End of Microsoft’s Android Fever Dream (Premium)
Microsoft has recently addressed a zero-day vulnerability within the Windows AppLocker driver. The security flaw has been exploited by the North Korean threat group Lazarus for privilege escalation to carry out rootkit attacks. The security flaw (tracked as CVE-2024-21338) was first discovered by the cybersecurity firm Avast last year. The Avast researchers created a proof-of-concept…
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I would like to be able to restrict all programs from accessing my documents and other personal files except a white-list of trusted apps to protect my data from malware.
I know that I can set up Controlled Folder Access to control write a… Continue reading Prevent programs from reading files without permission on Windows 10 [migrated]
Microsoft has started testing a new Generative erase feature in its Photos app on Windows 11 and Windows 10, and it’s now rolling out to Windows Insiders on all channels.
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Microsoft has announced notable enhancements for its Windows Autopatch service. The biggest change in this release is the ability for commercial customers to use their existing update rings with Windows Autopatch. Microsoft has introduced a new feature that enables organizations to import their existing Intune Update rings for Windows 10 or later into Windows Autopatch…
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I’ve been automating app installs in Windows 11 using the Windows Package Manager (winget) for the past year or so, and given how many laptops I review, and how many times I reset PCs because of my book and testing work, this process has saved me an in… Continue reading Improving My Winget Bulk App Installer Script (Premium)