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Google Ads in Search Results May Lead to Malvertising Attacks - Vimarsana News

Google Ads in Search Results May Lead to Malvertising Attacks

Hackers are getting smarter with where they place infected content to reach users. Google has never been completely clean of websites or software downloads that contain malware, but as of late, it seems that hackers are becoming more crafty with malware as they have been appearing more in Google Ads.

Adobe, Apple, Cisco, Microsoft Flaws Make Up Half of KEV Catalog - Vimarsana News

Adobe, Apple, Cisco, Microsoft Flaws Make Up Half of KEV Catalog

CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog has become a valuable repository of vulnerabilities to be patched. A pair of reports analyze the vulnerabilities under attack to understand the kind of threats organizations should be prioritizing.

OpenSilver gains more features and improved performance - Vimarsana News

OpenSilver gains more features and improved performance

A year ago we reported on the demise of Microsoft Silverlight and how OpenSilver offered an alternative for those still wanting to run Silverlight apps.

Microsoft will supply AdTech to Netflix for its new, cheaper subscription tier with ads - Vimarsana News

Microsoft will supply AdTech to Netflix for its new, cheaper subscription tier with ads

Netflix confirmed that Microsoft will offer its expertise to develop a new subscription tier for the streaming company that will contain ads. Microsoft would offer AdTech and Sales support as well.

Source: neowin.net
These Windows Apps Are Outdated, Risky, or Scammy - Vimarsana News

These Windows Apps Are Outdated, Risky, or Scammy

Every computer develops some cruft over time: the small app you installed years ago and forgot about, or a cleaning utility you downloaded when you