Patch Tuesday: Microsoft Fixes 134 Vulnerabilities, Including 1 Zero-Day
One CVE was used against “a small number of targets.” Windows 10 users needed to wait a little bit for their patches.
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One CVE was used against “a small number of targets.” Windows 10 users needed to wait a little bit for their patches.
One CVE was used against “a small number of targets.” Windows 10 users needed to wait a little bit for their patches.
In a disturbing evolution of financial fraud, cybercriminals are leveraging advanced techniques to exploit mobile payment systems such as Apple Pay and Google Wallet. Once reliant on magnetic stripe card cloning, fraudsters have adapted to breakthrough…
Apple rushed five planeloads of iPhones from India to the U.S. in just three days to beat new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, Times of India reported Monday, citing sources. The urgent shipments during the final week of March aimed to avoi…
Judges reject Home Office’s attempt to withhold from public details of case concerning access of Apple users’ dataThe UK has lost an attempt to keep details of a legal battle with Apple away from the public.The investigatory powers tribunal, which inve…
Microsoft is continuing to build on their AI cybersecurity strategy and this month announced the introduction of new agents in Microsoft Security Copilot. They are introducing agents for phishing triage, alert triage for data loss prevention and inside…
European markets and US futures dip sharply after news triggers sell-off across AsiaBusiness live – latest updatesGlobal stocks have fallen sharply and the US dollar hit a six-month low after Donald Trump unveiled sweeping tariffs against the US’s glob…
Apple has also fixed vulnerabilities in iPadOS 17.7.6, macOS Sonoma 14.7.5, and macOS Ventura 13.7.5, as well as its recently released iOS 18.4.
Apple’s iOS 18.4 lets EU users choose default navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze, complying with the Digital Markets Act for more competition and user control.
French antitrust regulators have imposed a hefty fine of €150 million ($162.4 million) on tech giant Apple for abusing its dominant position in mobile app advertising through its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) tool. The ruling marks the first fine by …