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A previously known threat actor is using the flaw in a broad cyber-espionage campaign, security vendor warns.

Filed to:computer printing Photo: Diego Cervo, Shutterstock Microsoft warns of a potentially major zero-day security flaw in Windows’ Print Spooler code. While Microsoft has not identified the severity of the vulnerability — dubbed “PrintNightmare” — it sounds pretty bad. The company says outside users could exploit PrintNightmare to gain elevated administrator privileges and execute code remotely. In other words, it’s an open invitation for hackers to gain control of a PC and install malware, ransomware, steal or destroy important data, and more, without requiring physical access...

Reseller News Join Reseller News Sign up to gain exclusive access to email subscriptions, event invitations, competitions, giveaways, and much more.Sign up now 10 features of Windows Admin Center to streamline server administration Windows Admin Center is a free tool accessible via browser that can make remote management more convenient, efficient, and secure. Credit: Dreamstime A lot of the value built into Windows Admin Center has to do with it being a remote-management tool that can have a lot of upside in a modern IT shop, including implementing best practices by not logging...

Improve administration architecture Windows Admin Center can be installed on a local Windows 10 client, a gateway server in order to provide centralized management, on individual servers, or in a failover cluster for situations where high-availability is required. Opting for the gateway server or the failover cluster means you could have Windows Admin Center installed in your network DMZ, and limit administrative traffic coming into your corporate network to specific management servers. Administer via browser If you’ve been in the business of administering Windows for any length of time you...

Software giant Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is essentially the landlord of technology: Much of the world's tech depends on its systems for a place to live and work. While Microsoft is a long-standing blue-chip stock, it also has quite a few exciting prospects for growth investors. Despite the company's 19% revenue growth and 44% net income growth in the third quarter of fiscal year 2021, the stock has fallen about 5% since it reported those results in late April. Looking to the company's future prospects, this short-term dip shouldn't stop you from considering Microsoft for your portfolio. Azure ...