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Bleeping Computer
Microsoft has confirmed an issue causing the Windows Start menu to become unresponsive and some applications to no longer launch. [...]
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The company will block the configuration files, which interact with Web applications — since threat actors increasingly use the capability to install malicious code.
Bleeping Computer
A massive ad fraud operation dubbed 'Vastflux' that spoofed more than 1,700 applications from 120 publishers, mostly for iOS, has been disrupted by security researchers at cybersecurity company HUMAN. [...]
Bleeping Computer
T-Mobile says that a threat actor stole the personal information of 37 million current postpaid and prepaid customer accounts through one of its Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). [...]
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New module introduces shadow SaaS application discovery, monitoring, and remediation to protect businesses from supply chain attacks.
Bleeping Computer
Microsoft has acknowledged a new bug affecting some Windows 11 applications triggering launch issues and causing them to display errors after a system restore. [...]
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About three-quarters of Java and .NET applications have vulnerabilities from the OWASP Top 10 list, while only 55% of JavaScript codebases have such flaws, according to testing data.
Bleeping Computer
Numerous apps are available to get your Windows 11 experience customized how you like while removing unwanted bloatware from the operating system. In this article, we outline three applications that can help you customize Windows 11 to how you like it. [...]
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Tainted VPN installers are being used to deliver a piece of surveillanceware dubbed EyeSpy as part of a malware campaign that started in May 2022. It uses "components of SecondEye – a legitimate monitoring application – to spy on users of 20Speed VPN, an Iranian-based VPN service, via trojanized installers," Bitdefender said in an analysis. A majority of the infections are said to originate in