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Windows 10 Sun Valley Design Refresh — Here’s What You Need To Know
Windows 10 Sun Valley Design Refresh — Here’s What You Need To Know
Windows 10 Sun Valley Design Refresh — Here’s What You Need To Know
Windows 10 Sun Valley Design Refresh — Here’s What You Need To Know
Windows 10 Sun Valley Design Refresh — Here’s What You Need To Know

Windows 10 Sun Valley Design Refresh — Here’s What You Need To Know

Windows 10 Sun Valley Design Refresh — Here’s What You Need To Know Windows 10 ‘Sun Valley’ UI refresh, otherwise known as ‘version 21H2’, is reportedly arriving in the second half of this year and it will also include several new features. Windows 10 21H2 will be released in the fall of 2021 after Windows 10

NSA, Microsoft Promote A Zero Trust Approach To Cybersecurity

NSA, Microsoft Promote A Zero Trust Approach To Cybersecurity

NSA, Microsoft Promote A Zero Trust Approach To Cybersecurity The National Security Agency (NSA) and Microsoft are advocating for the Zero Trust security model as a more efficient way for enterprises to defend against today’s increasingly sophisticated threats. The concept has been around for a while and centers on the assumption that an intruder may already

Microsoft Fixes Windows 10 Drive Corruption Bug — What You Need To Know

Microsoft Fixes Windows 10 Drive Corruption Bug — What You Need To Know

Microsoft Fixes Windows 10 Drive Corruption Bug — What You Need To Know Microsoft has fixed a Windows 10 bug that could cause NTFS volumes to become corrupted by merely accessing a particular path or viewing a specially crafted file. Last month, BleepingComputer reported on a new Windows bug that allows any users, including those with low

Google Shares PoC Exploit For Critical Windows 10 Graphics RCE Bug

Google Shares PoC Exploit For Critical Windows 10 Graphics RCE Bug

Google Shares PoC Exploit For Critical Windows 10 Graphics RCE Bug Project Zero, Google’s 0day bug-hunting team, shared technical details and proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit code for a critical remote code execution (RCE) bug affecting a Windows graphics component. The Project Zero researchers discovered the vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2021-24093, in a high-quality text rendering Windows API named Microsoft DirectWrite.

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