Microsoft vows to cover all electricity costs for its AI data centers and forgo local tax breaks, promising to shield communities from rising rates. But as Big Tech’s appetite for power grows, experts question whether these pledges truly protect residents—or simply soften the optics of an energy-hungry industry.
Microsoft’s January 2026 Patch Tuesday unveils a zero-day flaw already exploited in the wild, along with over a hundred other vulnerabilities across Windows, Office, and Azure. Here’s what every organization needs to know.
Microsoft is phasing out Word’s direct 'Send to Kindle' export feature by February 2026, forcing users to switch to Amazon’s web-based alternative and raising concerns about the future of cross-platform document workflows.
Microsoft is quietly testing a new policy that allows IT admins to uninstall the Copilot AI assistant from managed Windows 11 devices—but only under strict conditions. Netcrook explores what’s changing, what’s not, and the broader implications for enterprise control.
Microsoft is ending password-only logins for its Microsoft 365 admin center, mandating MFA for all admins by February 2026. Organizations must act or risk being locked out as cyberattacks surge.
Microsoft is mandating multi-factor authentication for access to the Microsoft 365 admin center, with a hard deadline of February 2026. Organizations that fail to comply risk losing access to critical cloud management portals, as Microsoft moves to combat rampant credential attacks and align with strict security frameworks.
Microsoft Exchange Online users faced another major disruption as a code conflict disabled IMAP4 mailbox access. This feature investigates the root cause, Microsoft’s response, and the growing questions about cloud service reliability.
Microsoft has scrapped its controversial plan to cap daily bulk emails on Exchange Online after widespread customer resistance. The tech giant now promises smarter, adaptive security measures, reflecting a shift toward intelligence-driven email abuse prevention.
Microsoft reveals a surge in phishing attacks exploiting email routing misconfigurations, allowing scammers to impersonate internal domains and target organizations with sophisticated scams. Discover how these attacks work and how to defend against them.
Microsoft has scrapped its controversial plan to cap bulk email recipients in Exchange Online, following intense customer feedback. The move reflects the ongoing tug-of-war between spam prevention and operational flexibility for businesses.