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By Staff Reporter , Updated May 27, 2021 06:42 AM EDT Close The Crimson Glow Valstrax, one of the few new monsters that will be appearing on Monster Hunter Rise after the Patch 3.0 Update launch. (Photo: Screenshot from Boss Fight Database's "Monster Hunter Rise - Crimson Glow Valstrax Boss Fight (Solo / Dualblades)") New monsters will await the players of " Monster Hunter Rise" as it receives the Patch 3.0 update today after revealing it by Capcom during a Monster Hunter Digital Event yesterday, May 26th. According to the game's patch notes, which was releas...

What you need to know The April security patch has begun rolling out for Pixel smartphones. The update brings several bug fixes, including some that were introduced during the December feature drop. Manu Samsung smartphones have already begun receiving the April patch. It's that time of the month again; time for Google to release the April security patch to its Pixel smartphones. As usual, the update addresses vulnerabilities within Android, but Google also includes bug fixes specific to its Pixels. This time around, the update also comes with some welcome improvements that owners of the Goog...

Microsoft has released an interim mitigation tool designed to help smaller organizations take quick action to prevent attacks that exploit the unpatched ProxyLogon

Get Permission Microsoft has patched a 12-year-old vulnerability in Microsoft Defender that, if exploited, could enable nonadministrative users to escalate privileges in the application. The patch was made after security firm SentinelOne recently notified Microsoft about the flaw. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-24092, is a driver flaw in Microsoft Defender, formerly known as Windows Defender, which is the company's anti-spyware application for its operating systems. The driver flaw has been present in Microsoft Defender versions starting in 2009, SentinelOne says in a new report. But...

Get Permission Microsoft has patched a 12-year-old vulnerability in Microsoft Defender that, if exploited, could enable nonadministrative users to escalate privileges in the application. The patch was made after security firm SentinelOne recently notified Microsoft about the flaw. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-24092, is a driver flaw in Microsoft Defender, formerly known as Windows Defender, which is the company's anti-spyware application for its operating systems. The driver flaw has been present in Microsoft Defender versions starting in 2009, SentinelOne says in a new report. But...