Microsoft has warned us for months that this day would come, and now it has finally arrived. The software giant has cut support for Microsoft Legacy Edge, and now is a fantastic time to switch browsers if you’re still using it. What Is Microsoft Legacy Edge? It’s worth noting that Microsoft isn’t stopping support for […]
Continue ReadingHave you noticed that the next generation of Xbox controllers has a hard time keeping up with your gaming habits? If so, you can rest assured that Microsoft does know and is working to fix any problems that gamers come across. Microsoft’s Problems With the Xbox Controller Microsoft declared its intent to fix unresponsive controllers […]
Continue ReadingMicrosoft has revealed three newly found malware variants relating to the SolarWinds cyberattack. At the same time, it has also given the threat actor behind SolarWinds a specific tracking name: Nobelium. The newly disclosed information provides more insight into the enormous cyberattack that claimed multiple US government agencies in its victim list. Microsoft Reveals Multiple […]
Continue ReadingHomeland Security has declared an ongoing attack against Microsoft Exchange as an emergency. The attacks, which began earlier this week, target Microsoft Exchange Servers, stringing together several zero-day exploits to access secure email accounts. Homeland Security: Attack Is “Unacceptable Risk” Homeland Security issued Emergency Directive 21-02 late on March 3, delivering some background information on […]
Continue ReadingMicrosoft has released the latest cumulative update preview for Windows 10. The optional Windows 10 update preview, KB4601382, includes several bug fixes and performance improvements, along with the latest servicing stack update for the operating system. Windows 10 Cumulative Update Preview Lands So, what’s new in the Windows 10 cumulative update preview? As ever, the […]
Continue ReadingTuesday, 23 February, saw the first of a series of hearings relating to the SolarWinds cyberattack. Speaking during the three hour long hearing in front of the US Senate were representatives from Microsoft, CrowdStrike, FireEye, and SolarWinds, with one notable absence: Amazon. The hearings also took place against the backdrop of the news that the […]
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