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Use after free memory hole lets a remote attacker execute code inside a sandbox.
New research reveals a simple way threat actors are using Microsoft 365 Direct Send to phish employees, without even having to steal credentials.
A single email can silently trigger Copilot to exfiltrate sensitive corporate data — no clicks, no warnings, no user action.
Users could potentially allow access to the entire drive because of the way Microsoft implements OAuth in OneDrive File Picker.
Emergency patch fixes critical issue after exploit discovered in the wild.
The massive security hole introduced by Microsoft for 64-bit Win7 and Server 2008 R2 now has working proof-of-concept code — and it’s freely available on GitHub. While we haven’t seen exploits in the wild, it’s only a matter of days.
Today is the 15th day this month that we’ve seen Windows patches, yanked patches, patches of patches and re-re-re-patches. Welcome to the third cumulative update for Win10 Fall Creators Update this month.
A surprising admission from Intel: New firmware is causing ‘higher system reboots’ on Intel Haswell and Broadwell chips, which appeared from 2013 to 2016.
Microsoft announced it’s bringing back this month’s problematic Windows security patches for some AMD processors. You get to guess which ones.
After five days of debilitating blue screens on AMD machines, Microsoft pulled the buggy patches very early Tuesday morning. More problems remain.
AI agents are transforming the enterprise — but every agent is vulnerable to attack. Learn how zero-click AI exploits work, why prompt injection can’t be fully fixed, and what companies must do now. Today in Tech host Keith Shaw interviews Zenity CTO and co-founder, about why AI agents are inherently vulnerable by design.