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As the year draws to a close, the tech world refuses to rest. Welcome to the December 28 round-up where misbehaving Windows Updates, Google's legal gymnastics, and AI's emerging impact on malware take center stage. Let’s unpack the stories that every tech enthusiast, Windows user, and digital...

If you've been riding the Windows Update wave recently, then December must have felt like an unexpected dip. The KB5048685 cumulative update rolled out for Windows 11 23H2 users on December 10, bringing a slew of over 70 security fixes. Sounds like something worth throwing a parade for, right...

If you were hoping for a smooth end to 2024 with your Windows 11 PC, well, Microsoft might’ve dropped the proverbial lump of coal into your digital stocking. The KB5048685 update, rolled out as part of December’s Patch Tuesday, has turned into a whirlwind of troubles for many users across...

As the year comes to a close, Microsoft delivered a flurry of security updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11 on what many tech enthusiasts have come to know as December Patch Day. These updates, which serve a dual purpose of fixing bugs and addressing security vulnerabilities, are critical not...

On December 11, 2024, Microsoft released a vital security update for Windows 11 users—specifically KB5048667 for Windows 11 24H2 and KB5048685 for versions 23H2 and 22H2. This Patch Tuesday update addresses a significant security vulnerability related to the Netlogon Remote Protocol, which...

The end of the year is always a time for reflection, holiday cheer, and, if you’re a Windows user, a look forward to the latest updates. December 2024 brings the eagerly anticipated Windows 11 KB5048685 update, marking the final security update of the year for the 23H2 version of Windows 11...

On December 10, 2024, Microsoft rolled out the KB5048685 update for Windows 11, covering OS Builds 22621.4602 and 22631.4602. This release is particularly noteworthy as it marks the last major update for the year, just before the holiday season. Here’s what Windows users need to know about this...