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The legacy Edge browser will soon be officially replaced with the new version for everyone through an upcoming Windows update.
According to James Quinn, a threat researcher at Binary Defense, Emotet malware is now capable of stealing attachments from your emails, and then using it in spam emails to make them look more legitimate.
Abnormal Security, an email security company, has discovered a new phishing campaign targeting Office 365 users.
Some users are experiencing connectivity issues with OneDrive after updating to Windows 10 2004.
The newest version of Microsoft Edge has been officially rolling out to users on Windows 10 1803 or later since June 3,
Ransomware has changed a lot since 2019. One of the biggest changes is that creators of ransomware have shifted to selling ransomware as a service...
Bad actors have already adapted to Microsoft's new sign-in pages for Azure AD and Microsoft 365.
Kaspersky has found that scammers are currently trying to take advantage of online shoppers.
Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) has discovered over a dozen government-backed groups taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic for phishing and malware attempts targeting US government workers.
A recent Windows 10 update that was pushed as part of April 2020 Patch Tuesday, KB4549951, may be causing problems.
In just 4 months, these phishing attempts resulted in 1 million credentials being stolen.
As we continue with our increasingly digital workflows, email scams are continuing to be on the rise.
Windows 11 comes with many requirements and surprising loop-hole shutdowns from Microsoft
Windows 10 vulnerability using SAM registry entries allows local elevation privileges
The FBI has issued a warning to companies about scammers impersonating construction companies to target critical US infrastructure sectors.
The FTC reports that since October 2020 there has been more than $80 million dollar in losses due to cryptocurrency investment scams.
An ongoing phishing campaign has begun abusing legitimate services to bypass secure email gateways to send phishing emails.
The group behind the REvil Ransomware has started to use two new tactics to extort ransom from victims.
The FBI has issued a warning about scammers impersonating FBI representatives to steal personal and financial information from victims by threatening them with fines or jail time.