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For many Windows users, updates from Microsoft can mean a lot of things. But just what’s 'normal' and what should you really expect post-update?

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This week's digest recaps a hefty amount of news related to Microsoft Edge, some about a Windows 11 Dev Channel build, and an exploit that affects virtually all supported versions of Windows.

Microsoft has once again released a preview of an update for Windows that is due to get a full launch next Patch Tuesday. The KB5014023 update is available for Windows 10 versions 21H1 and 21H2, as well as Windows Server 20H2 and it fixes a number of issues.

This week, we have written about the Follina zero-day vulnerability that allows for remote code execution on a victims computer. Despite having been known about for a number of weeks, Microsoft is still yet to issue a patch for the actively exploited critical security flaw, instead simply offering details of a workaround.

The Follina zero-day in Microsoft Office is quite dangerous but fortunately Microsoft has a workaround as we wait for an official patch.

Microsoft has detected another zero-day vulnerability in Windows. A patch has yet to be released. Microsoft has detected a zero-day vulnerability in Windows.

New coverage of Windows Server and expanded coverage for Linux, Kubernetes, and PaaS environments makes it easier to improve visibility across dynamic cloud workloads SAN JOSE, Calif.,

AWS has made several moves which may be bad news for on-prem hardware vendors.

Chinese-linked threat actors are now actively exploiting a Microsoft Office zero-day vulnerability (known as Follina) to execute malicious code remotely on Windows systems.