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Microsoft planning Windows 10 2004 rollout for devices near EoS

Microsoft is currently preparing a Windows 10, version 2004 forced rollout to devices running Windows 10 versions approaching end of service (EOS) using a machine learning-based rollout process. […]

17 Jun

Bug in ‘USB for Remote Desktop’ lets hackers add fake devices

An unpatched vulnerability in software that redirects local USB devices to a remote system could help attackers elevate privileges on a target machine by adding fake devices. […]

17 Jun

Windows 10 2004 may break Storage Spaces, avoid using chkdsk

Microsoft says that users could experience issues using or accessing Storage Spaces configurations on some devices after updating them to Windows 10, version 2004, or Windows Server, version 2004. […]

16 Jun

Chipmaker MaxLinear reports data breach after Maze Ransomware attack

U.S. system-on-chip (SOC) maker company MaxLinear disclosed that some of its computing systems were encrypted by Maze Ransomware operators last month, after an initial breach that took place around April 15. […]

16 Jun

T-Mobile outage caused by configuration error, not a DDoS attack

Rumors began circulating on Twitter yesterday that the U.S. was under a massive DDoS attack. It turned out to be an outage on T-Mobile caused by a configuration error. […]

16 Jun

CoinMiner exploits Apple APSDaemon vulnerability to evade detection

Malware distributors are abusing a DLL hijacking vulnerability in Apple’s Push Notification service Windows executable to install coin miners on users attempting to download copyrighted software. […]

16 Jun

Google Alerts catches fake data breach notes pushing malware

Fraudsters recently have been pushing fake data breach notifications using big company names to distribute malware and scams. They’re mixing black SEO, Google Sites, and spam pages to direct users to dangerous locations. […]

15 Jun

US bank customers targeted in ongoing Qbot campaign

Security researchers at F5 Labs have spotted ongoing attacks using Qbot banking trojan malware payloads to steal credentials from customers of dozens of US financial institutions. […]

15 Jun

Microsoft investigating Edge self-launch on Windows startup

Microsoft is investigating a known issue affecting the new Chromium-based Edge browser where the app is automatically launching itself on Windows startup even if users haven’t configured it to auto-start after their systems boot up. […]

15 Jun

Intel adds CPU-level malware protection to Tiger Lake processors

Intel today announced a new CPU-level security capability known as Control-Flow Enforcement Technology (Intel CET) that offers protection against malware using control-flow hijacking attack methods on devices with Intel’s future Tiger Lake mobile processors. […]

Author: We Fix PC

Microsoft planning Windows 10 2004 rollout for devices near EoS

Bug in ‘USB for Remote Desktop’ lets hackers add fake devices

Windows 10 2004 may break Storage Spaces, avoid using chkdsk

Chipmaker MaxLinear reports data breach after Maze Ransomware attack

T-Mobile outage caused by configuration error, not a DDoS attack

CoinMiner exploits Apple APSDaemon vulnerability to evade detection

Google Alerts catches fake data breach notes pushing malware

US bank customers targeted in ongoing Qbot campaign

Microsoft investigating Edge self-launch on Windows startup

Intel adds CPU-level malware protection to Tiger Lake processors