New Microsoft Windows Deadline—You Have 3 Weeks To Update Your PC
CISA has mandated Windows PCs be updated by October 7, which is three weeks from now. As ever, the formal mandate applies to federal employees, but many other public and private organizations follow CISA’s mandates, given its remit “to help every organization better manage vulnerabilities and keep pace with threat activity.”
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Microsoft confirms IE bug squashed in Patch Tuesday was exploited zero-dayThe C in these CVEs stands for Confusing Analysis Microsoft, in a low-key update to its September Patch Tuesday disclosures, ...
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The end is in sight for Windows 10, but Microsoft keeps pushing out fixesMicrosoft continues to apply the electrodes to Windows 10 with an Insider build to deal with single sign-on problems arising ...
Microsoft warns that a recently patched Windows vulnerability was exploited in the wild as a zero-day prior to July 2024.
Void Banshee exploited the Windows MSHTML bug in conjunction with another Microsoft zero day for info-stealing attacks.
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Despite being nearly 30 years old, Microsoft still supports ActiveX in Windows. Microsoft deprecated the technology long ago, ...
Microsoft will disable ActiveX controls by default in the Office suite, starting in October with the release of Office 2024.
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