Microsoft just released its Patch Tuesday update for June, which addresses 66 security vulnerabilities across Windows and ...

When it comes to computer security practices ... After that time, Windows 10 will no longer receive new security updates and patches which puts people still using this version of Windows at ...

As reported by Bleeping Computer, this latest Patch Tuesday update fixes 55 security flaws throughout Windows. That includes 22 remote code execution flaws, 19 elevation of privilege flaws ...

Windows 11 has a bug that stops further security updates after ... Love 'em or hate 'em, Windows updates are essential for maintaining a safe and stable computer. However, they can sometimes ...

Windows Server’s DHCP Server may stop responding after the June 10 Patch Tuesday updates; admins report failures.

The American company separately patched a vulnerability that affected Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows (CVE-2025-24287, CVSS ...

Over the weekend, Microsoft released out-of-band update s to correct the failure of Windows 11 computers running versions ...

These include patches ... computer right now Google just patched two critical Android zero-days exploited by hackers — update your phone right now The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure ...

Microsoft has issued security updates to address 90 vulnerabilities ... highlighting the need to keep your Windows computer updated. Nine are rated Critical, 80 of the flaws are rated Important ...

Security patches for Windows are essential for keeping ... solutions, and your Windows computer will continue to tell you it’s up to date even though it’s not. He also uncovered various ...

GitLab released security updates for Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE), fixing nine vulnerabilities, among which two critical severity ruby-saml library authentication bypass flaws.

While Broadcom has so far committed to providing patches for zero ... users with gaps in their security, especially if their support contract is up for renewal. As Computer Weekly reported earlier ...