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Notebook will disappear in the next Windows 11 update - Vimarsana News

Notebook will disappear in the next Windows 11 update

28 years ago, Microsoft announced WordPad, the successor to another text editor called Microsoft Write. WordPad arrived as part of Windows 95, the newest

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, August 2022 Edition – Krebs on Security - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, August 2022 Edition – Krebs on Security

Microsoft today released updates to fix a record 141 security vulnerabilities in its Windows operating systems and related software. Once again, Microsoft is patching a zero-day vulnerability in the Microsoft Support Diagnostics Tool (MSDT), a service built into Windows. Redmond…

Microsoft patches Windows DogWalk zero-day exploited in attacks - Vimarsana News

Microsoft patches Windows DogWalk zero-day exploited in attacks

Microsoft has released security updates to address a high severity Windows zero-day vulnerability with publicly available exploit code and abused in attacks.

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, June 2022 Edition – Krebs on Security - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, June 2022 Edition – Krebs on Security

Microsoft on Tuesday released software updates to fix 60 security vulnerabilities in its Windows operating systems and other software, including a zero-day flaw in all supported Microsoft Office versions on all flavors of Windows that's seen active exploitation for at…

Watch Out! Researchers Spot New Microsoft Office Zero-Day Exploit in the Wild - Vimarsana News

Watch Out! Researchers Spot New Microsoft Office Zero-Day Exploit in the Wild

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new zero-day bug in Microsoft Office that could be exploited to execute arbitrary code on affected Windows