windows security

  1. New Windows Zero-Day Vulnerability: Protect Your Passwords Now

    Windows users are facing yet another harrowing chapter in the ongoing saga of zero-day vulnerabilities—a new exploit that puts your passwords at risk. In a twist that echoes recent security breaches, a vulnerability affecting Windows Workstation and Server versions from Windows 7 and Server 2008...
  2. NTLM Vulnerability in Windows: 0patch Releases Critical Micropatch

    Windows security aficionados, brace yourselves for another deep dive into the often murky realm of legacy authentication protocols. An unofficial NTLM security patch from 0patch is now available for Windows 11 (v24H2), Windows Server 2025, and several versions of Windows 10. This update comes...
  3. Microsoft Expands AI Security Copilot: Introducing Autonomous Agents

    Microsoft is set to redefine the landscape of cybersecurity by expanding its AI-supported Security Copilot to include autonomous agents—a move that promises to ease the burden on overextended security teams. In a bold stride towards proactive defense, Microsoft is introducing a suite of six...
  4. Urgent: Windows MMC Zero-Day CVE-2025-26633 Exploited by Hackers

    Hackers Exploit Windows MMC Zero-Day to Execute Malicious Code A new cybersecurity scare is unsettling the Windows community. A recently uncovered zero-day vulnerability in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC) — tracked as CVE-2025-26633 — is being actively exploited by a sophisticated...
  5. Microsoft Launches AI Agents to Revolutionize Security Copilot

    Microsoft’s latest move into AI-powered security solutions has raised eyebrows across the IT community. The company announced 11 innovative AI agents—six built in-house and five from strategic third-party partners—designed to supercharge its Security Copilot program. Set for a preview release in...
  6. Proofpoint & Microsoft: A Human-Centric Approach to Cybersecurity

    In a bold move to reshape the cybersecurity landscape, Proofpoint and Microsoft have joined forces to champion a human-centric approach to security. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated and exploit human vulnerabilities, this collaboration signals a much-needed shift—from a...
  7. Microsoft's AI Agents: Transforming Cybersecurity for Windows Environments

    Microsoft is positioning itself at the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, and the implications for Windows environments are profound. In a bid to ease the burden on overworked security teams, Microsoft’s newly announced AI agents are designed to sift through vast streams...
  8. CleanStack: Revolutionizing Memory Protection in Cybersecurity

    CleanStack is turning heads in the cybersecurity world by offering a fresh take on defending against the age-old issue of memory corruption vulnerabilities. In today’s environment, where low-level languages like C and C++ power many applications—including segments of the Windows ecosystem—the...
  9. CVE-2025-29806: Critical Remote Code Execution Flaw in Microsoft Edge

    Microsoft’s latest security bulletin has lit up the cybersecurity community yet again. A newly disclosed remote code execution vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-29806, has been found in the Chromium-based version of Microsoft Edge. Unlike many known vulnerabilities that neatly align with a...
  10. Critical Vulnerabilities in Schneider Electric's Enerlin’X Devices Threaten Windows Networks

    Schneider Electric’s Enerlin’X IFE and eIFE devices have come under the spotlight with newly disclosed vulnerabilities that could disrupt industrial operations and, by extension, impact Windows-based networks interfacing with these systems. While Windows users often count on regular, streamlined...
  11. SMA Sunny Portal Vulnerability: Implications for Windows Security

    SMA’s Sunny Portal vulnerability has sent ripples through the cybersecurity community, reminding organizations that even the most routine file upload functionalities can harbor unforeseen risks. In this case, the heart of the issue lies in an unrestricted file upload flaw—commonly known as...
  12. CISA's ICS Advisories: Key Vulnerabilities Impacting IT Security

    CISA has recently issued five advisories aimed at industrial control systems (ICS), shedding light on critical vulnerabilities affecting essential operational technologies across various industries. As ICS environments become increasingly interconnected with IT networks—including those powered...
  13. Critical Vulnerability in Santesoft DICOM Viewer Pro: What IT Professionals Need to Know

    The recent advisory for Santesoft Sante DICOM Viewer Pro has caught the attention of IT professionals and healthcare system administrators alike. In an increasingly interconnected world—especially in critical sectors like healthcare—a vulnerability of this nature warrants a deep dive into the...
  14. Transform Your Windows Security with Edge Delta's Microsoft Activity Pack

    Edge Delta’s unveiling of the new Microsoft Activity Pack is making waves in the cybersecurity community—and Windows administrators, in particular, have reason to take note. In an environment where data troves from servers, cloud applications, and identity management systems can make even the...
  15. Phishing-as-a-Service Growth: Threats to Windows and Microsoft 365 Users

    Phishing-as-a-Service Evolves: A Wake-Up Call for Windows and Microsoft 365 Users A recent report from Barracuda Networks reveals an alarming surge in Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) attacks in early 2025. In the span of just the first two months, over one million phishing attempts were thwarted...
  16. Hidden Windows Vulnerability: The .lnk Shortcut Threat Explained

    Windows has long been synonymous with robust security, yet even the most enduring systems sometimes harbor hidden vulnerabilities. A recently highlighted issue concerning .lnk shortcut files brings to light an 8-year-old security vulnerability that, despite Microsoft's long-standing reputation...
  17. Windows 11 Build 27818: Enhancements and Insights for Insiders

    Windows 11 is once again putting its best foot forward for insiders with the release of Build 27818—a preview drop in the Canary Channel that demonstrates Microsoft's continual refinement of performance and user experience. This build isn’t simply a bug-fix update; it brings technical...
  18. Phishing-as-a-Service Surge in 2025: A Threat to Windows Users

    A recent research report—cited by Computing as highlighting a “massive spike” in phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) attacks in 2025—paints a stark picture of the evolving cybersecurity landscape. Although the original Computing article page may be unavailable, the implications are clear...
  19. Phishing-as-a-Service in 2025: Understanding Sneaky 2FA and Other Threats

    Over the past couple of months, the cybersecurity landscape has faced another twist in its never-ending battle against phishing. In early 2025, Barracuda Networks reported a surge in phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) attacks—over a million in total—with notorious tools like Tycoon 2FA and EvilProxy...
  20. Transforming Security Data Management with Edge Delta's Microsoft Activity Pack

    Edge Delta has just upped the ante in security data management with their new Microsoft Activity Pack—a robust addition designed to streamline how organizations handle Microsoft telemetry across myriad security and observability platforms. With modern networks churning out enormous volumes of...