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Windows 11 contains some good ideas. But it also feels like Microsoft made some fundamental changes to Windows for no good reason.
Windows 11 reorganizes Windows, not to great effect. Several new features improve upon Windows 10, but technical limitations, feature delays, and some functional downgrades leave us thinking that it needs some more development time to be be truly useful.
Picked by Techconnect's Editors We already know that Windows 11 Home will require a Microsoft account (MSA) at the beginning of the installation process. What Microsoft hasn’t publicized is whether it’s possible to log in with just a local account. It is, but only with Windows 11 Pro. A source close to Microsoft has now told us that the only way to avoid using an MSA is with Windows 11 Pro. According to our source, users who buy or own a PC with Windows 11 Pro may choose to use either a local account or an MSA from the very beginning of the installation process.
Microsoft Alerts on New RAT Loader Malware May 14, 2021 11:28 GMT · Comment Snip3 Malware Microsoft emitted an alert regarding a Remote Access Tool (RAT) dubbed RevengeRAT. The malware has been used to send out spear-phishing emails targeting aerospace and travel industries. RevengeRAT, also known as AsyncRAT, is distributed by carefully crafted email messages that instruct recipients to open a file that looks like an Adobe PDF attachment but actually installs a malicious visual basic (VB) file. Morphisec, a cybersecurity organization, recently identified the two malw...
Microsoft is warning the aerospace and travel sectors of a new targeted attack campaign aimed at stealing sensitive information from affected companies. The tech giant said it had been tracking the “dynamic campaign” for several months via a series of spear-phishing emails designed to deliver an “actively developed loader.” The screenshot posted to Microsoft Security Intelligence Twitter feed was of a phishing email spoofing a legitimate organization and requesting a quote for a cargo charter. “An image posing as a PDF file contains an embedded link (typically abusing legitimate web...