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Recent headlines once suggested that AI chatbots were “infected” with Russian propaganda—a claim that has sparked vigorous debate among technologists, policy experts, and everyday Windows users alike. Although the original Computing article appears to be no longer available, the underlying...

Adobe has just made a bold move that is sure to ruffle the feathers in the creative technology space—and Windows users will want to sit up and take notice. In a recent announcement, Adobe revealed that Omnicon will serve as its Worldwide Agency of Record, signaling a strategic pivot in how the...

Blake Dowling’s recent commentary on preparing for “the next big outage” serves as a timely reminder that whether you’re managing a state’s infrastructure or your personal Windows ecosystem, readiness is everything. In an era when disruptions—whether politically motivated, infrastructural, or...

Not Just Skype: Microsoft Retires a 34-Year-Old Legacy App Microsoft is making waves once again as it retires one of its most venerable applications—a tool that has been part of the Microsoft ecosystem for 34 years. While many users have been bracing for the evolution from Skype to Microsoft...

CVE-2025-26643: New Spoofing Vulnerability in Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge browser has long been celebrated for its robust security features, yet even fortified software is not immune to emerging threats. In the newest advisory from the Microsoft Security...

Chromium CVE-2025-1918: Out-of-Bounds Read in PDFium and Its Impact on Windows Users A newly assigned vulnerability, CVE-2025-1918, has caught the attention of security experts and Windows users alike. This vulnerability, identified as an out-of-bounds read in PDFium, underscores the importance...

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...

CVE-2025-1919: Out-of-Bounds Read in Chromium Media Component – What Windows Users Need to Know A new vulnerability—CVE-2025-1919—has entered the cybersecurity headlines, affecting the media-handling component of Chromium. Assigned by the Chrome team, this out-of-bounds read flaw in the media...

CVE-2025-26643: Unmasking a New Spoofing Vulnerability in Microsoft Edge Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge browser has long been celebrated for its blend of performance, innovation, and robust security features. However, in the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, even trusted software can...

CVE‑2025‑1918: Unpacking Chromium’s PDFium Out‑of‑Bounds Read Vulnerability In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, security vulnerabilities can surface at unexpected times—even from the very code that powers our everyday web browsing. A recent disclosure from Chrome’s security team...

Chromium CVE-2025-1919: Media Out-of-Bounds Read Mitigated in Edge A new vulnerability alert has surfaced in Chromium – CVE-2025-1919 – highlighting an out-of-bounds read issue within the Media component. While the vulnerability was first assigned by Chrome, its implications reach far and wide...

Microsoft, OpenAI & the AI Shake-Up: What Windows Users Need to Know Over the past few years, Microsoft’s close partnership with OpenAI has been heralded as a visionary alliance that merged Azure’s cloud muscle with groundbreaking AI innovation. However, recent developments signal that the...

CVE-2025-1922: Chromium’s Selection Vulnerability and Its Impact on Microsoft Edge In today’s fast-paced digital ecosystem, vulnerabilities can emerge in even the most widely used software components. One such case is CVE-2025-1922, a vulnerability stemming from an “Inappropriate Implementation...

CVE-2025-1923: Chromium Permissions Flaw Secured in Edge In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, vulnerabilities in popular software frameworks can have far-reaching implications. The recent assignment of CVE-2025-1923 by the Chrome security team spotlights an “inappropriate implementation...

Chromium Fixes CVE-2025-1916: Use-After-Free Vulnerability in Profiles A new security advisory has emerged highlighting CVE-2025-1916—a use-after-free vulnerability in Chromium’s profiles module. Originally assigned by Chrome, this flaw has potential implications for browsers built on the...

Mary Myers on AI in Power Platform: Podcast Insights The world of artificial intelligence never rests, and neither do its trailblazers. In a recent episode of the AI Agent & Copilot Podcast, Mary Myers offered an in-depth look at how AI models are being harnessed within Microsoft’s Power...

Chromium Fixes CVE-2025-1922: What Windows Users Need to Know In a field where every patch counts, the tech world breathes a collective sigh of relief as Chromium addresses CVE-2025-1922—an "Inappropriate Implementation in Selection" vulnerability. Originally flagged by the good folks at Chrome...

Marchex Q4 and Full-Year 2024 Results: A New Chapter in Digital Analytics Marchex, a leader in call analytics and digital marketing solutions, has unveiled its fourth-quarter and full-year 2024 financial results in a recent Business Wire press release. While the announcement may initially seem...

Chromium’s CVE-2025-1918: What Windows Users Need to Know In today’s security landscape, even the most widely used browser components can harbor vulnerabilities. Recently, attention has turned to CVE-2025-1918—an out-of-bounds read issue discovered in PDFium, Chromium’s PDF rendering engine...

Ramaphosa Lauds Microsoft's Role in South Africa Amid US Tensions In a climate where geopolitics increasingly intertwine with technology, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has recently expressed his approval of Microsoft’s footprint in South Africa—a gesture that stands out against a...