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Goodbye to all the Windows 95 icons .. Here's what Microsoft is working on right now

Archyde May 7, 2021 by archyde 3 hours ago Windows 95 Microsoft is preparing to refresh the icons for the Windows 95 era, and the software giant is slowly improving the icons it uses in Windows 10, as part of a comprehensive visual renewal planned later this year. A set of new system icons appeared in March, with a new File Explorer, folder, recycle bin, drive icons, and more. Microsoft is now planning to update the Windows 95 era icons that you still sometimes encounter in Windows 10. Wi...
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Microsoft ditching its Windows 95-era icons: Report

Microsoft ditching its Windows 95-era icons: Report ​ By IANS | ​ 5 Views   Microsofts upcoming laptop -- Surface Laptop 4 -- will reportedly feature both Intel and AMD options. (Twitter). Image Source: IANS News San Francisco, May 7 : 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 Explor...
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Windows 10 will get a major design overhaul as Microsoft leaves old-styled icons

Windows 10 will get a major design overhaul as Microsoft leaves old-styled icons Since the very first Windows 10 versions, users have been complaining about the time that Microsoft is taking to introduce new icons. The fact is that the company still uses many of its Windows 95-era icons. When Windows 10 arrived it promised a clean, futuristic, flat design, but it’s a shame to see that old-styled icons from almost thirty years ago are still present. Apparently, users dreaming of a new design w...
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Microsoft getting rid of Windows 95-era icons

Microsoft getting rid of Windows 95-era icons So far Microsoft has redesigned File Explorer, folder, Recycle Bin, disk drive icons and more Friday May 7, 2021 5:57 PM, IANS 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...
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Microsoft finally updated some ancient Windows icons

Microsoft finally updated some ancient Windows icons Now do fonts and dialog boxes Microsoft has been hard at work improving the design of Windows 10 ahead of the ‘Sun Valley’ update coming later this year. The update’s shaping up to be an extensive visual refresh, and it looks like it may reach deep into Windows 10 to change icons that have hung around since the Windows 95-era. Spotted by Windows Latest, a preview build of Windows 10 includes updated icons in a part of the...
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Microsoft is finally ditching its Windows 95-era icons

Microsoft is finally ditching its Windows 95-era icons Share this story 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, as part of a “sweeping visual rejuvenation” planned for later this year. We saw a number of new system icons back in March, with new File Explorer, folder, Recycle Bin, disk drive icons, and more. Microsoft is now planning to refresh the Windows 95-era icons you still sometime...
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New Variant of Buer Malware Loader Written in Rust to Evade Detection

By Kevin Townsend on May 04, 2021 A new variant of the Buer malware loader has been detected, written in Rust. The original version is written in C. Rust is efficient, easy-to-use, and an increasingly popular programming language – Microsoft uses it, and joined the Rust Foundation in February 2021. Researchers at Proofpoint identified the new variant in early April 2021, and named it RustyBuer. Like Buer, it works as a downloader to distribute other malware to compromised systems. The most l...
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Buer Malware Tool Rewritten in E-Z Rust Language

minute read Share this article: It’s coming in emails disguised as DHL Support shipping notices and is apparently getting prepped for leasing on the underground. A variant of the Buer malware, which is being distributed in emails disguised as DHL support shipping notices, comes with a fresh code rewrite in the popular Rust language and looks like it may be in the process of prepping for rental to other cybercrooks. Join Threatpost for “Fortifying Your Business Against Ransomwa...
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Buer Dropper Malware Updated Using Rust

BankInfoSecurity May 20, 2021 Compliance May 4, 2021 Compliance Compliance Compliance DougOlenick) • May 3, 2021     A malicious attachment containing RustyBuer malware (Source: Proofpoint) Attackers are using a freshly updated variant of the Buer first-stage malware loader rewritten in the Rust programming language to help evade detection, the security firm Proofpoint reports. In April, researchers observed the load...
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What's New in Update KB5000841 for Windows 7

What’s New in Update KB5000841 for Windows 7 Mar 10, 2021 16:17 GMT      Windows 7 no longer receives security updates since January Microsoft has shipped a new Windows 7 monthly rollup as part of the March 2021 Patch Tuesday cycle, but once again, this one is shipped only to devices configured to receive Extended Security Updates. Windows 7 has already been retired in January 2020, so only computers that are enrolled in Microsoft’s ESU program, and thus getting custom security update...
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