Despite the looming sunset on Windows 10 support, Microsoft isn’t content to simply stroll off into that good night—oh no, it’s squeezing in a spree of updates for both Windows 10 and Windows 11 that would make even the busiest bees blush. The company has rolled out recent updates laser-focused...
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Here’s a summary of the Windows 11 escalation vulnerability (CVE-2025-24076) as described:
What Happened?
A critical security flaw in Windows 11’s “Mobile devices” feature allowed attackers to go from a regular user account to full system administrator rights in about 300 milliseconds.
How Did...
Discovering VLC's Hidden Talents
VLC Media Player has long been cherished for its versatility and reliability on Windows systems. While most users know VLC as the go-to app to play their favorite media files, this free and open-source software hides a treasure trove of features. Beyond simply...
Microsoft's Phone Link app is rapidly emerging as the go-to solution for connecting your smartphone to your Windows PC. Whether you're an Android devotee or an iPhone enthusiast, Phone Link promises to bridge the gap between mobile convenience and desktop productivity. With its preinstalled...
When your webcam stops working in Windows 11, it can feel like a digital blackout during a crucial video call or an important project presentation. Whether you’re using a built-in camera or an external device, the troubleshooting process might seem like trying to untangle a knotted headphone...
The Camera app in Windows isn’t just a tool for snapping pictures—it’s a gateway to video chats, document scanning, and augmented creative experiences on your device. Whether you're a casual user or a tech enthusiast, knowing how to quickly access your camera can streamline your daily workflow...
Unsecured Webcams Fuel Cyberattacks: What Windows Users Must Do
In a new twist on cyber warfare, recent reports from Inkl reveal that hackers are now exploiting unsecured webcams to launch cyberattacks. As our lives become increasingly intertwined with digital communication and remote work...
Akira Ransomware Exploits Webcams: A New Frontier in Cyber Threat Attacks
Cybercriminals are continually evolving their tactics, and the latest twist in the ransomware saga comes from an unexpected angle: your webcam. A recent report by Red Hot Cyber has shed light on the emergence of the Akira...
Hackers Exploit Unsecured Webcams for Cyberattacks – What Windows Users Need to Know
In today’s digital landscape, no device is truly isolated from cyber threats—even something as ubiquitous as a webcam. According to a recent report by TechRadar, hackers have been spotted using unsecured webcams...
In today’s increasingly connected world, video conferencing and high-quality streaming have become essential for professional and personal communication. Imagine if your Android device – yes, that smartphone you carry everywhere – could double as a high-definition webcam for your PC. It turns...
Windows enthusiasts, rejoice! Microsoft’s February 2025 cumulative update is finally here, and it’s addressing some of those long-standing annoyances that have been bugging Windows 11 users for months. This update, officially rolled out as KB5051987 for Windows 11 24H2 and KB5051989 for Windows...
In a move that will delight many Windows enthusiasts, Microsoft has rolled out its February 2025 cumulative update for Windows 11, addressing several niggling issues that have been bugging users for weeks. Whether you’re an avid gamer frustrated by Auto HDR mishaps or a professional dependent on...
Have you ever felt the mild panic of wanting to hop into a video call or snap a quick pic for work or leisure only to realize you’re fumbling around looking for your camera app? Fear no more, as I'm here to walk you step-by-step into the virtual world of Microsoft’s built-in Camera app for...
Ah, the trusty webcam — your portal to Zoom meetings, doctor check-ins, and keeping up with distant relatives. But let’s face it, it can also be a potential spy-eye. The thought of someone lurking behind your camera, recording audio or video without your consent, is the stuff of nightmares...
We’ve all been there: you're about to take a video call, or snap the perfect selfie, only to discover your webcam has decided it’s living in 1950s Hollywood—yes, black and white. Quirky cameras on Windows 11 sometimes give users this retro experience, with both internal and external webcams...
Are you ever struck by that creeping discomfort of the little camera staring back at you from your laptop? What if, against your better judgment, it’s watching—an unnoticed digital spy feeding into the ballet of cybersecurity breaches? Well, worry no more because we’re diving wrist-deep to...
Microsoft is turning up the heat on camera controls in Windows 11— offering users the type of granular settings that are typically reserved for professional video editing applications. Whether you're a video call junkie stuck in endless Zoom marathons or a vlogger crafting your next cinematic...
Let’s face it: video calls are now as inevitable as your inbox piling up on a Monday morning. Hybrid work setups, online education, virtual meetups, and even casual calls with friends have tethered us to webcams in a way no one imagined a decade ago. But if your webcam struggles with awkward...
It’s finally happening, folks. After years of hearing that frustrating error message, "Another App Is Using the Camera Already," Microsoft has decided to gift Windows 11 users with the groundbreaking ability to use your webcam across multiple apps simultaneously. No more choosing between a Zoom...
In yet another move to make its flagship operating system the darling of the modern tech world, Microsoft is rolling out a feature that has been long overdue: the ability to use the same webcam across multiple applications simultaneously. Yes, you read that right—no more taming third-party...