security patches

Microsoft’s latest move to bring greater clarity and transparency to Windows 11 is drawing attention from IT professionals, developers, and everyday users alike. The new centralized hub—dubbed the Windows Roadmap—is designed to demystify the update process by laying out the upcoming features...

Windows 10 has long been the go-to operating system for countless users who appreciate its stability, compatibility, and familiar interface. Yet, the recent KB5053606 update—issued in March as a crucial security patch—has left many users scratching their heads in frustration. Despite its...

Security Patches Unwittingly Remove Windows Copilot—And What It Means for You Microsoft’s latest Patch Tuesday update is proving to be a double-edged sword for Windows users. On one side, the company has rolled out an important update addressing 57 security vulnerabilities—including seven...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 patch has become the unexpected hero for users who long resisted its onslaught of AI-powered features. If you’ve been wishing for a way to finally remove the intrusive Copilot app from your machine, update KB5053598 (OS build 26100.3476) might be the silver bullet...

Windows 11’s Latest Update Revisits Old Nightmares Windows 11 users have once again encountered a wave of headaches following the recent KB5053598 update, the mandatory patch from March aimed at bolstering the system with critical security fixes. However, what should have been a routine security...

Windows users, brace yourselves—Microsoft’s latest critical update is proving to be a double-edged sword. While it’s meant to bolster system security by patching zero-day vulnerabilities and other critical flaws, the new KB5053598 update for Windows 11 24H2 is turning installation into an...

Microsoft’s March 2025 update to Azure Linux 3.0—version 3.0.20250311—marks another milestone in Microsoft’s evolving commitment to robust cloud infrastructure. Although most Windows users are accustomed to the regular cadence of Patch Tuesday updates for Windows, this release serves as a...

Microsoft's March 2025 Patch Tuesday updates have landed, and Windows users are once again reminded why timely security patches are a linchpin in safeguarding our digital lives. This month’s release addresses a staggering 57 vulnerabilities, including seven zero-day flaws—six actively exploited...

Monthly Windows Update day has arrived, and this month’s release comes with a decidedly urgent tone. Today’s update is packing emergency-grade fixes across a broad range of Windows products—from desktops and servers to Office suites and development environments. With multiple vulnerabilities...

Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday update for March 2025 has once again put security squarely in the spotlight. In this release, Microsoft has rolled out over 50 security patches that include fixes for six dangerous zero-day vulnerabilities already being exploited in the wild. As always, this...

Microsoft’s latest development in update management is set to streamline how PowerShell installations receive security patches and feature updates on Windows 10 and Windows 11. In a recent blog post, Microsoft detailed how the integration of PowerShell updates into Microsoft Update now provides...

Windows 10 Extended Security: Paying for Protection or Time to Upgrade? As Windows 10 enters its final official year of support—with the end of free security updates slated for October 14, 2025—Microsoft has unveiled its next move: an Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. Whether you’re a...

Microsoft’s latest February Patch Tuesday update, KB5051987, has stirred a fresh bout of frustration among Windows 11 users. While the update was designed to bolster security and smooth out several hardware compatibility issues, many users are instead reporting that it has broken File...

The latest Windows 11 February update, KB5051987, was anticipated to refine security features and smooth out some lingering bugs in Windows 11 24H2. Instead, it has thrown a curveball at users by rendering File Explorer intermittently unresponsive and causing a host of other issues—from update...

Microsoft has once again stirred the Windows community this February with its latest Patch Tuesday update, rolling out a total of 63 patches across Windows, Microsoft Office, and developer platforms. While the overall update may appear light compared to some previous releases, it carries...

If you’re a dedicated Windows user, you’ve probably encountered the notorious Windows cumulative updates more times than you’d like to admit. The newest round of Windows 11 updates promises a blend of crucial security patches, performance enhancements, and a sprinkling of new features designed...

What’s New in the Update? The February update, rolled out as KB5051987 for Windows 11 24H2 and KB5051989 for Windows 11 23H2, brings several enhancements that aim to fine-tune and modernize the Windows experience: Enhanced Taskbar Animations and Previews: Ever noticed how those floating icons...

Microsoft’s latest Patch Tuesday update has arrived with a modest set of 63 fixes—certainly a lighter load compared to January’s mega-dump, but don’t let the seemingly smaller numbers fool you. Beneath the surface, several vulnerabilities deserve sharp attention, especially for Windows users...

A new entry on the Microsoft Security Response Center’s update guide has attracted attention in the cybersecurity community: CVE-2025-21373, an elevation of privilege vulnerability in Windows Installer. If you're a Windows user or IT professional keeping an eye on the latest Windows 11 updates...

In today’s technology ecosystem, staying ahead of security vulnerabilities isn’t just smart—it’s absolutely critical. Windows users and IT professionals alike, brace yourselves for a closer look at CVE-2025-21397, a newly publicized vulnerability in Microsoft Office that could potentially allow...