CERT-In has issued a high-risk warning regarding multiple vulnerabilities discovered in various Microsoft services. The vulnerabilities impact a wide range of Microsoft products such as Windows, Office, Developer Tools, Azure services, Bing, System Center, Dynamics, and Exchange Server. CERT-In warns Microsoft users According to CERT-In, the vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to gain additional privileges, disclose information, bypass security restrictions, perform remote code execution attacks, conduct spoofing attacks, or cause denial of service conditions. Essentially, these vulnerabilities can give hackers significant control over affected systems or compromise sensitive data. Specifically,…

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Microsoft has good news for Windows PC users, especially those who are still running the old version of Windows 10 on their systems. As you may know, Windows 10 will lose official support from the company in 2025, which is only a few years away. But Microsoft is making sure that if someone wants to continue using the Windows version, they can do so and get support through a series of security updates. So how is this possible? Microsoft has always offered businesses a special security package that allows them…

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Microsoft is testing a new way to deploy software updates through its “Windows Feature Experience Pack”. These feature packs will be accompanied by small updates to a few Windows 10 features. Microsoft is testing this first with Windows Insiders without knowing when it will reach businesses and users. Windows Feature Experience Packs could mean Microsoft is rolling out small updates for Windows 10. It is currently offering two major Windows 10 updates in April and October. It also regularly deploys service packs that come with security and performance improvements. Windows…

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