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Chrome and Firefox Changes Spark the End of EV Certificates

Upcoming changes in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox may finally spark the end for Extended Validation certificates as the browsers plan to do away with showing a company’s name in the address bar. […]

08 Aug

Two New Windows 10 19H2 Builds Released to Test CFR

Today, Microsoft is releasing two new Windows 10 19H2 Insider Preview Builds to users in the Slow Ring. Windows 10 19H2 Build 18362.10013 comes with some minor new features, while Build 18362.10012 has new features turned off by default. […]

07 Aug

Microsoft Releases August 2019 Office Updates With Fixes, Improvements

The August non-security Microsoft Office updates were released by Microsoft that contain improvements and fixes for the MSI-based editions of Office 2013 and Office 2016. […]

05 Aug

Microsoft Releases Windows Terminal v0.3 With Major Improvements

Microsoft is rolling out a preview of the multi-tabbed Windows Terminal v.0.3 console application with a long list of improvements and bug fixes, including the ability to drag title bar, custom tab titles and more. […]

30 Jul

Chrome 76 Released With Blocked Flash, Incognito Detection Fix

Google has released Chrome 76 to the Stable desktop channel, with new features and 43 security fixes, with five of them being marked as High severity. […]

27 Jul

Windows 10 Version 1903 Cumulative Update KB4505903 Released

Windows 10 cumulative update KB4505903 advances PCs to Build 18362.267 and fixes issues with Windows Hello, Microsoft Edge, and other features. […]

25 Jul

Keep Calm, Carry On. VLC Not Affected by Critical Vulnerability

A recent security alert caused a panic where people thought the VLC Media Player was affected by a critical vulnerability that had no patch. The problem is that the vulnerability was not in VLC, but rather a module that was replaced over 16 months ago. […]

24 Jul

Malwarebytes AdwCleaner 7.4 Can Now Remove Bloatware From Windows

Malwarebytes has released AdwCleaner 7.4 and with it comes a new feature that will detect and remove preinstalled software that is typically added to generate revenue for the hardware developer and thus reduce the device’s cost. […]

20 Jul

Microsoft Edge Uses Controlled Feature Rollout to Test New Features

The Chromium-based Microsoft Edge is using Controlled Featured Rollout to test new features with randomly selected small groups of users. Over time, Microsoft gradually increases the size of the control group to garner further feedback and usage statistics. […]

19 Jul

Mozilla Firefox Tor Mode Likely to Start as a Browser Addon

Mozilla and the Tor Project are in the early stages of exploring the inclusion of Tor’s private browsing features within the Firefox web browser in the form of a privileged extension. […]

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