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Embrace Dual-Boot or VM: A Practical Guide to Using Both Linux and Windows
End User Computing
Embrace Dual-Boot or VM: A Practical Guide to Using Both Linux and Windows

In our tech-driven age, many find themselves choosing between the familiarity of Windows and the versatility of Linux. Historically, switching entirely from Windows to Linux was advised, but there’s a more practical middle ground. By opting for a dual-boot system or using a virtual machine (VM), users can enjoy the advantages of both systems on one computer. This method prevents

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Are Pass-Back Attacks on Xerox Printers a Threat to Your Network?
Cyber Security
Are Pass-Back Attacks on Xerox Printers a Threat to Your Network?

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, a newly identified vulnerability in Xerox VersaLink C7025 multifunction printers (MFPs) has raised significant concerns. These vulnerabilities, found in firmware version 57.69.91 and earlier, can allow attackers to capture user credentials through a method known as pass-back attacks. This article delves into the implications of these vulnerabilities for organizational security, particularly in Windows

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Urgent Update Required: iPhone, Android, and Windows Devices at Risk
Cyber Security
Urgent Update Required: iPhone, Android, and Windows Devices at Risk

An alarming wave of sophisticated cyber attacks has prompted urgent calls for smartphone users, including both iPhone and Android users, to update their devices immediately. This critical call to action stems from specific vulnerabilities identified by Google and Apple, leading to immediate security updates. Adding to the concern is a three-week mandated deadline set by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security

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New Snake Keylogger Variant Targets Windows Users with Sophisticated Tactics
Cyber Security
New Snake Keylogger Variant Targets Windows Users with Sophisticated Tactics

A new variant of the insidious Snake Keylogger malware has emerged, targeting Windows users in several countries with its highly sophisticated tactics. This malicious software has been reported in countries including China, Turkey, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Spain. The alarming scale of this latest threat is evidenced by the more than 280 million attempted infections that have been blocked globally since

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Can Microsoft’s February Patch Protect Against Critical Vulnerabilities?
Enterprise Applications
Can Microsoft’s February Patch Protect Against Critical Vulnerabilities?

As cyber threats continue to evolve and target vulnerabilities in widely-used software, Microsoft’s February 2025 Patch comes at a critical time. The update is designed to address a total of 57 vulnerabilities, with three classified as critical, all of which have the potential to cause significant harm if left unpatched. Despite having fewer vulnerabilities compared to January’s massive update, the

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Which New Windows 10 and 11 Apps Will Enhance Your User Experience?
End User Computing
Which New Windows 10 and 11 Apps Will Enhance Your User Experience?

With the rapid development of technology and constant updates from Microsoft, both Windows 10 and 11 users have many new apps to explore and potentially incorporate into their daily use. The recent releases are not just about adding more functionalities but also about improving user experience and making the operating system more user-friendly. This past week has seen the debut

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Is the New Zero-Day Windows Vulnerability a Significant Security Risk?
Cyber Security
Is the New Zero-Day Windows Vulnerability a Significant Security Risk?

The revelation of a new zero-day Windows vulnerability by Israeli threat intelligence firm ClearSky Cyber Security is an eye-opener, especially since it is being actively exploited by a Chinese APT group known as Mustang Panda. This vulnerability, which has yet to be assigned a CVE number, involves a previously unknown UI flaw in how Windows handles compressed ‘RAR’ files. Disturbingly,

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Hackers Target Windows and Linux with FINALDRAFT Malware
Cyber Security
Hackers Target Windows and Linux with FINALDRAFT Malware

A sophisticated hacking campaign has been unveiled recently by Elastic Security Labs, dubbed “REF7707,” which has been targeting both Windows and Linux systems using novel malware families, including FINALDRAFT, GUIDLOADER, and PATHLOADER. This campaign has been notable for its advanced tactics and poor operational security, leading to the exposure of additional adversary-owned infrastructure. The REF7707 campaign was first identified in

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Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Critical Fixes for Actively Exploited Flaws
Cyber Security
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Critical Fixes for Actively Exploited Flaws

On the latest Microsoft Patch Tuesday, the software giant released patches addressing a total of 63 security flaws affecting its wide range of software products, including two actively exploited vulnerabilities. The security updates addressed three critical vulnerabilities, 57 classified as important, one moderate, and two rated as low in severity. Alongside these fixes, Microsoft also rectified 23 flaws in the

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AR OS 2 Envisions Future AI-Enhanced and User-Friendly Windows 12
End User Computing
AR OS 2 Envisions Future AI-Enhanced and User-Friendly Windows 12

As Microsoft strives to enhance Windows 11 with artificial intelligence features, the operating system still lags behind Windows 10 in market adoption. While Windows enthusiasts eagerly await news about Microsoft’s rumored Windows 12, AR 4789 has introduced a concept design called AR OS 2 that reimagines the future of operating systems. Though AR OS 2 isn’t a real, installable OS,

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Are NVIDIA RTX 5090 and 5080 GPU Problems Linked to PCIe 5.0?
Hardware
Are NVIDIA RTX 5090 and 5080 GPU Problems Linked to PCIe 5.0?

The recent problems surrounding NVIDIA’s latest RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 graphics cards have left many tech enthusiasts scratching their heads. Early adopters have reported significant issues, particularly following the most recent driver update. Users from Chinese forums like Baidu and Chiphell, as well as Reddit, have been vocal about their experiences, noting that their RTX 5090 GPUs are often

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How Did Russian Cybercrime Exploit 7-Zip Vulnerability to Deliver Malware?
Cyber Security
How Did Russian Cybercrime Exploit 7-Zip Vulnerability to Deliver Malware?

The timely identification of a vulnerability in widely used software often marks a race against malignant forces aiming to exploit it, posing significant threats to numerous system users. One such vulnerability, CVE-2025-0411, in the 7-Zip archiver tool, recently became a catalyst for a cybercrime operation conducted by Russian groups, targeting Ukrainian entities amidst the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian conflict. The flaw permitted

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