Microsoft PowerToys 0.99 quietly unleashes new tools for effortless window movement and advanced monitor controls, signaling a shift in how users interact with their PCs.
Microsoft’s April 2026 update to Windows 11 was supposed to make Remote Desktop safer—but a rendering bug in the new security warnings has left enterprises facing a tough choice between usability and protection.
Microsoft’s April 2026 Windows 11 update to bolster RDP security has backfired, causing unreadable warning dialogs and disrupting remote workflows. Users with multi-monitor setups are especially affected, while IT admins scramble to balance security and usability.
Microsoft is permanently ending support for legacy TLS protocols in Exchange Online by July 2026. Organizations still relying on outdated encryption must upgrade to TLS 1.2 or newer to maintain secure email access.
Microsoft’s latest Windows update introduces a bug that garbles new Remote Desktop security warnings, potentially leaving users exposed to cyber threats. This glitch, affecting all supported Windows versions with multi-monitor setups, undermines protections against malicious RDP files often used in phishing attacks.
A widespread Outlook.com outage left millions locked out, but iPhone users faced an extra hurdle—manual reauthentication. Microsoft stayed silent on the cause, fueling concerns about transparency and the growing fragility of cloud services.
PhantomRPC, an unpatched flaw in Windows’ RPC architecture, lets attackers hijack privileges by impersonating legitimate services. With no official fix from Microsoft, defenders must rely on monitoring and strict privilege controls.
Microsoft has released a new policy empowering businesses to uninstall Copilot from Windows 11 devices. Our feature investigates the technical details, enterprise concerns, and what this means for the future of AI in corporate environments.
Microsoft’s Outlook.com suffered a major outage, locking users out of their email and raising concerns about cloud service reliability. Here’s what happened—and why it matters.
Microsoft's new enterprise policy allows silent Copilot removal from managed Windows 11 devices, reflecting mounting pressure for user control over AI features.