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    Borderless CS IT Hardening: Reducing Attack Surfaces Across Windows, Linux, macOS and Cloud

    Borderless CS’s launch of IT Hardening Expert Services arrives at a moment when simple misconfigurations and unmaintained defaults are repeatedly exposed as the weakest links in enterprise security, and the firm is pitching a pragmatic, standards-aligned program to shrink attack surfaces across...
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    macOS Vulnerability Exposes AI Privacy Risks: Lessons for Windows and Apple Users

    Amid an era defined by intensifying scrutiny over digital privacy, the revelation of a critical macOS security flaw—publicly detailed by Microsoft and rapidly remediated by Apple—has thrust AI-integrated operating systems firmly back into the cybersecurity spotlight. For Windows users watching...
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    Sploitlight CVE-2025-31199: The Cross-Platform macOS Vulnerability Exposing Privacy Risks

    In the ongoing arms race between tech giants, software vulnerabilities are increasingly weaponized not only by cybercriminals but by the vendors themselves in the battle for narrative control. Microsoft’s recent public exposure of a serious macOS security flaw—dubbed "Sploitlight" and tracked as...
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    Sploitlight Vulnerability Exposes macOS Privacy Flaws & AI Data Risks

    The discovery of the macOS “Sploitlight” vulnerability marked a significant moment in the ongoing contest between adversaries and defenders in endpoint security, ushering in fresh concerns around the transparency, consent, and control (TCC) architecture long regarded as a cornerstone of macOS...
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    North Korean BlueNoroff Uses Deepfakes & Mac Malware in Sophisticated Cyberattacks (2025)

    In a chilling demonstration of how cybercriminals are evolving their attack strategies, security researchers recently uncovered an advanced and highly orchestrated campaign by the North Korean BlueNoroff hacking group that leverages deepfake technology, social engineering, and custom macOS...
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    Understanding CVE-2025-47968: How Microsoft AutoUpdate Flaw Poses Privilege Escalation Risks

    Improper input validation remains a persistent and dangerous security concern even among well-established applications, and the recent CVE-2025-47968 affecting Microsoft AutoUpdate (MAU) underscores the ongoing risks faced by both enterprise and personal users. Microsoft AutoUpdate, responsible...
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    ClamAV in 2025: The Open-Source Antivirus Powerhouse for Windows and Beyond

    Few topics in technology stir as much debate among Windows enthusiasts as the true necessity—and efficacy—of antivirus software in a modern computing environment. For years, IT professionals and average users alike have grappled with the question: is it still important to run an antivirus suite...
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    Why Businesses Are Turning to Apple Macs as Windows 10 EOL Approaches

    As the October 14, 2025, end-of-life (EOL) date for Windows 10 approaches, businesses worldwide are reevaluating their IT infrastructures. This impending deadline not only necessitates decisions about operating system upgrades but also presents an opportunity for organizations to reconsider...
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    Why Apple Maintains Fewer Operating System Leaks Than Microsoft

    Operating system leaks have long been a topic of intrigue within the tech community. While pre-release versions of Windows frequently surface online, similar leaks of Apple's iOS and macOS are notably rare. This disparity raises questions about the underlying factors contributing to the...
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    Critical macOS Security Flaw CVE-2025-31191: Sandbox Escape Exploited and Mitigated

    A critical security flaw in macOS, identified as CVE-2025-31191, was publicly detailed by Microsoft in May 2025, highlighting the ongoing contest between sophisticated attackers and platform defenders in securing endpoint computing. This vulnerability enables attackers to bypass the macOS App...
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    Critical Windows NTLM Vulnerability CVE-2025-24054 Exploited in the Wild: What You Need to Know

    Microsoft's March 2025 Patch Tuesday brought an extensive lineup of bug fixes, but among these was a vulnerability that would quickly escalate into a significant security incident: CVE-2025-24054, an NTLM hash-leaking flaw. While Microsoft initially considered this vulnerability "less likely" to...
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