Trojanized Windows 10 Installer Used in Cyberattacks Against Ukrainian Government Entities
Researchers have uncovered a new campaign targeting Ukrainian government entities via trojanized Windows 10 operating system installers.
Researchers have uncovered a new campaign targeting Ukrainian government entities via trojanized Windows 10 operating system installers.
Google has released Chrome 103.0.5060.114 for Windows users to address a high-severity zero-day vulnerability exploited by attackers in the wild, the fourth Chrome zero-day patched in 2022.
This week, we are recapping a bunch of updates for Microsoft apps and services, Windows updates (and the lack of them), and some incidents in the cybersecurity space. Read about all of this here!
Microsoft Teams desktop users can now get end-to-end encryption with the latest Windows and macOS client releases.
Windows 11 is getting a new "Voice Access" feature to control the operating system using your voice and a microphone.
A coalition of companies is calling on the EU to keep Microsoft in check, arguing that the company's current bundling of Teams, OneDrive, and Windows is giving the Redmond-based tech giant an unfair advantage.
Free unofficial patches have been released to protect Windows users from a local privilege escalation (LPE) zero-day vulnerability in the Mobile Device Management Service impacting all Windows 10 versions from v1809 to v21H1.
A security researcher has publicly disclosed an exploit for a new Windows zero-day local privilege elevation vulnerability that gives admin privileges in Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server.
Windows 10 is still very much a target for threat actors, given that millions upon millions of people and businesses rely on it. As such, a new stunt targeting Microsoft's second-youngest OS should come as no surprise.
A critical vulnerability that exists in the WinRAR file archiver has been detected recently by the security expert of Positive Technologies,
Microsoft disclosed an "extensive series of credential phishing campaigns" that takes advantage of a custom phishing kit, dubbed "TodayZoo."
It's Patch Tuesday, and although this time around, the newest addition, Windows 11, also received updates, we must not forget that Windows 10 will still need those fixes for your sanity and stabilty.
A Razer Synapse zero-day vulnerability has been disclosed on Twitter, allowing you to gain Windows admin privileges simply by plugging in a Razer mouse or keyboard.
Microsoft is sharing mitigation guidance on a new Windows Print Spooler vulnerability tracked as CVE-2021-34481 that was disclosed tonight.
Tor browser has released its latest version Tor Browser 10.5, this new version has mainly focused on the importance of security and anonymity.
The Microsoft Security Response Team has issued an emergency patch for the critical Windows PrintNightmare vulnerability.
Microsoft has begun rolling out a mandatory update for the most recent Windows 10 versions - 2004, 20H2, and 21H1 - to patch the recently acknowledged PrintNightmare critical vulnerability.
As is the case every second Tuesday of the month, Microsoft has released cumulative updates for all supported versions. For the first time, all supported consumer versions will receive the same update
Google patches two security vulnerabilities in Chrome for Windows, Mac, and Linux, both of which it says are under active exploitation.
Microsoft has released the Windows 10 1909 KB5000850 cumulative update preview and a new KB5001205 Servicing Stack Update that resolves a Secure Boot vulnerability.
