… Windows security vulnerabilities A large number of the vulnerabilities—118 this time around—are spread across the various Windows versions 10, 11, Server for which Microsoft still officially provides security updates. …
… This means that those affected have not received a single Windows update since February, and that includes all the monthly security updates that should be keeping them safe. …
Microsoft's May security update KB5089549 is failing to install on some Windows 11 machines. …
… In short, Microsoft provided a folder full of scripts that company IT admins can use to automatically check and push Secure Boot certificate updates across all machines on a company network. …
… "Without updates, Windows devices with Secure Boot enabled run the risk of not receiving security updates or trusting new boot loaders, which compromises both maintainability and security," explains Microsoft. …
… For example, Windows 7 is no longer supported and using it puts you at risk because newly discovered security holes aren't being patched. The same is true for individual applications—like Office 2016 and earlier versions of Microsoft Office, which no longer receive security updates. …
… Windows 10 will continue to receive relevant security patches as part of Extended Security Updates until October, and the Secure Boot certificates are included in this. …
… Other features include the ability to use WebP image files as desktop backgrounds and support for Remote Server Administration Tools RSAT on Arm-based computers. …
… Microsoft doesn't yet have any updates ready to address this security flaw. …
… This type of connection was a major upgrade for security when it launched; nosy individuals could no longer see the exact data passed between a PC or other device and a website. …