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We definitely definitely absolutely won’t ever ever be releasing any more updates for Windows 7, said Microsoft earlier this month.
Now there’s an update on its way to fix a cosmetic bug in how Windows 7 displays users’ desktop wallpa… Continue reading Windows 7 definitely won’t ever receive any more bug fixes (errm… apart from this one for its wallpaper)
A lot of users running Windows 7 are experiencing a Black desktop background after installing a…
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In an expected turn of events, Microsoft has removed support for Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 7….
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The German government failed to migrate all its PCs to Windows 10 in time, and now it’s going to have to pay Microsoft 800,000 euros for extended support.
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Hot on the heels of this month’s Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has published a security advisory for an Internet Explorer zero-day.
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CVE-2020-0674 is a critical flaw for most Internet Explorer versions, allowing remote code execution and complete takeover. Continue reading Microsoft Zero-Day Actively Exploited, Patch Forthcoming
With the end of Windows 7 support last week, I’ve returned somewhat begrudgingly to Windows 10. And you know what? It ain’t all bad.
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Windows 7 gets its last regular Patch Tuesday security updates, Microsoft fixes a CryptoAPI vulnerability reported by the NSA, and Windows Server RDP also gets patched.
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In episode 104 for January 20th 2020: Details on the new critical Microsoft Windows vulnerability, why dating apps could pose a national security risk, and how new Apple privacy features are changing the way your data is sold. ** Show notes and links m… Continue reading Critical Windows Vulnerability, Dating App Security Risk, Apple iOS Privacy Features
Qualys is a sponsor of TechSpective Microsoft kicked off the new decade with a bang. Last Tuesday was the first Microsoft Patch Tuesday of 2020, and one of the patches pushed out by Microsoft addresses a dangerous flaw in Crypt32.dll that could allow a… Continue reading Patch or Mitigate Dangerous Microsoft Windows CryptoAPI Spoofing Vulnerability ASAP