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July's security update included fixes for one actively exploited flaw, more than 30 bugs in Azure Site Recovery, and four privilege escalation bugs in Windows Print Spooler.

[center][img]https://i.postimg.cc/fybRxDVk/ildp6om-ZM03f6-Mb-EKGV77-Qz-TCp-TMsq7-K.jpg[/img] [b]TurboFTP Corporate 6.92 Build 1231 Multilingual | File size: 26 MB[/b][/center] TurboFTP is a secure FTP client program (supports FTP over SSL/TLS and SFTP over SSH2) for Windows. It allows you to tran...

In 2004, I was a senior majoring in Computer Engineering at Brigham Young University. The tech industry hadn’t yet fully recovered from the bubble bursting, so programming jobs were pretty hard to come by. I was applying for jobs everywhere, but just couldn’t seem to get an interview. One day, I saw a flyer pinned to the mostly empty job board in the Computer Science department. It said that Microsoft would be coming to the campus for a job fair.

What's changed about Windows 11, six months in? Microsoft continues to make changes, some for the better. But there's still not enough reason to upgrade from Windows 10, and here's why.

Microsoft is hard at work on the next major version of Windows 11. Dubbed "version 22H2", this next release is expected to ship in the second half of 2022, and is already in testing with Windows Insiders in Microsoft's active development branches. Here's everything you need to know.

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added to the catalog of vulnerabilities another 15 security issues actively used in cyber attacks.

The high-severity vulnerabilities that CISA has added to its patch-now list include SeriousSAM privilege escalation and SMB remote code execution.

Get the latest info on new preview builds of Windows 10 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Build 19043.1319 (21H1) and Build 19044.1263 (21H2) for the Release Preview Channel, released on Oct. 19, 2021.

From a helpful image resizer to FancyZones, here are six hidden Windows features that you didn't know existed.

Microsoft is finally getting rid of its Windows 95-era icons - report By IANS Share San Francisco - As a part of "sweeping visual rejuvenation" planned for later this year, Microsoft is finally preparing to refresh its Windows 95-era icons. The software giant has been slowly improving the icons it uses in Windows 10. So, far it has redesigned File Explorer, folder, Recycle Bin, disk drive icons and more, The Verge reported. Windows Latest has spotted new icons for the hibernation mode, networki...