Category: Articles
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Microsoft: Recent Teams updates to fix some troubling aspects
Microsoft Teams and Adobe Acrobat are collaborating for user convenience. The video conferencing platform’s latest upgrade should make it much easier to access PDF files in Microsoft Teams. Microsoft has said that it is striving to improve the PDF experience for users of the famous Adobe Acrobat app. In particular, Microsoft Teams administrators will soon…
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Microsoft: Using Teams will be getting really enjoyable soon
Microsoft Teams will be introducing games for its users to make the platform more entertaining. If rumors about Teams new addition are true, your conference call will become a bit distracting. Thanks to the games feature that will be coming on the video conferencing platform. Apparently, Microsoft Office 365 productivity app is gearing up to…
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The new Microsoft 365 service provides a better method to safeguard all of your devices
Introducing the New Microsoft Defender for individuals. Microsoft rolled out a new software subscription package. It would assist clients in better protecting their devices from cyber threats. According to a recent blog post, Microsoft 365 subscribers will now have access to Microsoft Defender for Individuals. It is characterized as a new security tool designed to…
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Microsoft 365 vulnerability allows the malware to infiltrate
Hackers could use the AutoSave feature to encrypt Microsoft 365 faulty cloud data. A “potentially hazardous” feature recently identified in Microsoft Office 365 allows threat actors to encrypt cloud-hosted data. It could render them inaccessible in the absence of a dedicated backup solution or a decryption key. According to Proofpoint cybersecurity researchers the “AutoSave” feature,…
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Several WordPress sites vulnerable to a major security flaw
Ninja Forms repairs serious flaw and it also allows full site takeover. With over a million installs, Ninja Forms is a massively popular forms builder plugin for the WordPress website builder. It is vulnerable to a high-severity bug that might allow threat actors to total website takeover. Ninja Forms recently issued a new patch that,…
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Microsoft is in hot waters for its tardy security patching!
Experts argue that Microsoft should provide fixes more often. Several cybersecurity firms have chastised Microsoft for its allegedly delayed and opaque patching methods. Both Orca Security and Tenable have been outspoken about how Microsoft handles high-severity issues. According to Orca Security, it has been attempting to get Microsoft to fix a critical issue in Azure’s…
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Yahoo leaves the website building and web hosting industry
Seems like Yahoo left the website building and web hosting solutions game. It is now on its third owner following the Yahoo sale. The global media and tech company Yahoo have exited the website builder and web hosting game for good. After the sale of its Small Business Essentials portfolio to app management company Infinite Computer Solutions. The program…
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Microsoft: Teams can finally put an end to your coworkers being unpleasant
Microsoft is employing AI tools so now will help improve Teams audio. Remember the feeling when during a meeting you have to discuss a project with your colleagues, and you have to wait for them to finish. Because if you point out something it will distort both your voices. Well, this is going to end…
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Microsoft committed a quite simple but embarrassing security error
Apparently, the software company failed to renew main Windows Insider web page certificate. Microsoft forgot to renew the certificate for one of its most significant web pages. It caused the site to crash and diverted visitors to other sites. According to British technology news website; The Register this certificate was for the Windows Insider software…
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Facebook Messenger Phishing Scam: Things you need to know!
Facebook Messenger Phishing Scammers made millions of dollars A massive phishing campaign has been discovered, potentially earning its perpetrators millions of dollars via affiliate advertising commissions. The campaign was first discovered in September 2021 by AI-focused cybersecurity firm PIXM. Prior to its peak in April and May 2022. This campaign was employed for Facebook’s Messenger…