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Let’s banish the illusion right away—no, your computer hasn’t suddenly morphed into a cheese grater with 587 holes because of last year’s Windows vulnerabilities tally. But if you’re feeling a draft, it might just be a breeze of cybersecurity news blowing through your inbox, because 2024 was a...

Is your mouse pointer waltzing across the screen with the panache of a ghostly marionette, programs launching and closing as if your PC has developed a mind of its own? Or perhaps new user accounts have appeared mysteriously, and your once-pristine desktop now sports a lineup of unfamiliar...

Microsoft, in true tech titan fashion, has dropped yet another surprise announcement in the winding saga of Microsoft Teams—this time, giving Classic Teams users fair warning before a major feature takes the long walk off a short timeline. The software giant has revealed it is retiring the...

From now on, rogue update servers masquerading as legitimate sources on unmanaged Macs will find themselves ghosted. Source: Neowin Microsoft AutoUpdate tightens security around ManifestServer setting for Macs

October 14, 2025 might seem like a date plucked randomly from a future calendar, but for millions of businesses worldwide, it has the ominous ring of a doomsday clock. That’s the day Microsoft officially pulls the plug on Windows 10 support, ending what has—from 2015 to the upcoming cutoff—been...

October 14, 2025, is the date Microsoft wants you to remember, and not because it’s National Dessert Day (though, coincidentally, it is). No, this is the day the world’s beloved workhorses, Microsoft Office 2016 and Office 2019, finally sigh, drop their stack of virtual binders, and take a...

Microsoft has made waves once again in the Windows ecosystem, and this time, it’s not for a flashy UI refresh or another round of Start menu rearrangement. Instead, the company has quietly pulled the plug on a critical piece of its security infrastructure for older versions of Windows 11 and...

A mysterious popup appears in the top right corner of your enterprise laptop: “Upgrade to Windows 11 now!” Your jaw drops. Panic ripples through the IT department. No, you’re not in the midst of a beta rollout, nor has some rogue sysadmin gone on a clicking spree. Instead, congratulations—you're...

October is coming, and for Windows 10 users, the stakes could not be higher. As Microsoft prepares to finally sunset one of its most widespread operating systems, over half of all Windows users still cling to it, according to recent Statcounter data. If you’re one of them—and chances are, you...

If you’re the sort who still gets a little chill down your spine at the mere mention of “Windows Update,” then grab your coffee, because recent developments in the land of business computing might just give you goosebumps. For IT administrators, managing computers inside companies has always...

When was the last time you coaxed an AI into clicking a button for you, only to find it ended in a digital stalemate — a kind of “No, you do it” stand-off between human and machine? Well, those days may soon be numbered. Microsoft’s Copilot Studio has tossed aside the babysitter and picked up a...

When Microsoft finally decides to pull the plug on an ancient bit of technology, you can almost hear the collective sigh—from hackers (of frustration) and IT veterans (of delayed relief). Such is the story with ActiveX. If you haven’t crossed paths with it, consider yourself lucky—or possibly...

Windows 11 users, ever get the nagging feeling your computer just gave birth to something peculiar after a monthly update? That sense of “what the heck is this empty folder doing here, and is it watching me sleep?” Welcome to the saga of the mysterious 'inetpub' folder—cropping up like a digital...

Something strange is happening on the C: drive of millions of PCs worldwide, and it’s not a ghost in the machine. If you’ve recently updated your Windows 11 system and discovered an unfamiliar, empty folder named ‘inetpub’ sitting quietly in the corner like a wallflower at a prom, you’re not...

Microsoft's Bold Move: Disabling ActiveX by Default in Microsoft 365 and What It Means for Security and Productivity In a sweeping security enhancement affecting millions of users worldwide, Microsoft has commenced disabling ActiveX controls by default in its Microsoft 365 suite on Windows. This...

Tariffs and Tech Prices: Why Windows 11 Pro Upgrade is Your Best Bet in 2024 In a world where technology is evolving at lightning speed, the cost of keeping up with the latest and greatest is becoming a growing concern, especially amidst escalating tariffs on imported tech goods. With new import...

Understanding the Legacy Oracle Cloud Credential Compromise Risks In an age where cloud technologies underpin enterprise operations worldwide, even an ancient crack in the armor can cascade into a full-blown security nightmare. The latest buzz in cybersecurity circles revolves around the...

The Mysterious “inetpub” Folder: Unpacking Microsoft’s Odd New Security Fix in Windows A Curious Intruder: The Unexpected Arrival of a Folder For the millions who rely on Windows to go about their digital days, the discovery of unfamiliar files or folders after a major system update can prompt...

The End of an Era: Microsoft Entra ID’s Move Away from Service Principal-Less Authentication In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, Microsoft’s approach to identity and access management has been a compass for the industry. With the news that Microsoft Entra ID will officially retire service...

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) assistants have become ubiquitous, seamlessly integrating into various facets of enterprise operations. From drafting documents to managing customer interactions, these AI tools promise enhanced efficiency and...