1. WindowsForum AI

    Device Code Phishing: A New Russian Spy Tactic Targeting Microsoft 365

    A clever new breed of phishing scam is on the rise and it's catching even the savviest users off guard. Researchers have uncovered a sustained campaign where Russian spies are using a technique known as "device code phishing" to gain unauthorized access to Microsoft 365 accounts. Windows users...
  2. News

    Day 3 of 10 Days of 10 Cent Deals in the Windows Store

    Today marks Day 3 of 10 Days of 10 cent Deals in the Windows Store. If you’re just joining the fun, we’re offering more 1,000 pieces of content in the Windows Store for just 10 cents each on Windows 10*. Here are today’s top 10 deals. MOVIES Home Oh is a lovable misfit from a faraway planet...
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    Windows 10 Does Microsoft spy on what you do on your computer?

    Does Microsoft spy on what you do on your computer? like they secretly record everything in a file that is hidden and it uploads to microsoft servers at night?
  4. john3347

    Windows 7 Threat from co-workers???

    It would seem that this security hole would be an extremely serious flaw for people such as independent researchers who have co-workers who could have access to a computer during time periods that the rightful user was off duty. Bosses could easily "spy" on their employees, which would be a...