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Threat actors could leverage already patched zero-day flaws in Atera remote monitoring and management software installers for Windows to facilitate privilege escalation attacks, reports The Hacker News.

Threat actors could leverage already patched zero-day flaws in Atera remote monitoring and management software installers for Windows to facilitate privilege escalation attacks, reports The Hacker News.

This guide outlines the steps to get started with the Windows Terminal, including the basics of navigating the application, changing settings, and creating, editing, and personalizing profiles.

Take a sip of your weekly dose of Microsoft news as you kick back, relax, and find out everything that happened in the past few days including a feature update's rollout, some conflicts, and more.

Microsoft has replaced Windows Console Host (conhost.exe) with Windows Terminal as the default command line experience with the latest Windows 11 update, a preview for which came out a few hours ago.

Windows Terminal is a great addition to Windows 10 and Windows 11, and it offers numerous improvements over the old Windows Console Host. Here are the best ways to open Windows Terminal on Windows 11.

Microsoft is gradually getting rid of the Control Panel in new versions of Windows 11. Microsoft continue to work on this direction.

In this week's recap, we take a look at Microsoft's continued efforts to make Edge your default browser, significant changes to Windows, and a new Dev Channel build, among many other things.

Many of us regular Windows users may not have heard of Windows Terminal, but it’s actually been around since 2019. It was first announced as a new alternative to the Windows Console Host, and is essentially a terminal emulator that can run any command-line tools and apps like Command Prompt and Powershell. However, until now if you opened up Command Prompt it’ll still using the older Console Host

Microsoft has declared that the Windows Terminal app will be the default command line on Windows 11 PCs during 2022. Other third-party terminals will also have full functionality and users will be able to set them as default more easily. The intended change will begin with Windows Insiders, who, along with other users, can test the Windows Terminal app and provide feedback to Microsoft.