Windows 10

Microsoft Again Pushes for Windows 10 Upgrades, Why You Should Listen This Time

Windows 10 Version 1507, the original iteration of Windows 10, has already stopped receiving monthly security patches as of May 9, 2017. Presumably because of low upgrade rates, Microsoft will now start reminding users of that version to upgrade to current Windows 10 Creators Update (version 1703.) While this can be seen as yet another attempt…

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New Windows 10 Fall CU Feature Protects Folders from Malicious Apps, Ransomware

In its ongoing fight against Windows vulnerability to ransomware attacks of the past several weeks, Microsoft intends to include a feature in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update that automatically prevents malicious apps like ransomware from accessing folders that are protected. Dubbed ‘controlled folder access’, the new feature essentially protects specifically designated folders and files…

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Windows 10 Mobile

The Big Truth about Windows 10 Mobile that Microsoft is Hiding in Plain Sight

If you’re a Windows 10 Mobile device user, you’ve probably been forced to oscillate between believing that the W10M ecosystem will live on, and being told that this lovechild of Microsoft’s romance with smartphones has reached the end of its natural life. With Microsoft not stating the obvious, there’s no clear indication of which way things…

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Windows 10 Version 1511 Now Has WannaCry PoC EternalBlue Exploit

All through the WannaCry ransomware attacks, Microsoft kept telling users that Windows 10 was safe from being targeted. Now, however, security researchers from RiskSense have ported a proof of concept EternalBlue exploit to the older version of Windows 10 – version 1511 – that was released in November 2015. According to Sean Dillon, senior analyst at…

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Windows 10 usage

Microsoft Accidentally Reveals Three New Windows 10 Versions for Enterprise and Education Users

After a new build of Windows 10 was accidentally pushed to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring, news has leaked about Microsoft getting ready to launch three different versions of Windows, most likely created for enterprise and education users. The build in question, Build 16212, was never intended for release for Windows 10 Mobile, but…

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