Microsoft is working to resolve a known issue that causes its Defender for Endpoint enterprise endpoint security platform to incorrectly tag SQL Server software as end-of-life.

Most Network admin or any basic server security expert knows that leaving the RDP or Remote Desktop Protocol Port open for the Internet or using a weak password makes the network vulnerable to ...

Infosec In Brief Police in the Netherlands arrested two 17-year-olds last week over claims that Russian intelligence ...

With the release of 2XKO's Closed Beta on September 9, players have been eagerly jumping into the game after redeeming and sharing their invite codes. The initial roster includes nine Champions (six ...

Circumventing VPN blocks is never completely safe, and it pays to use your common sense. For example, bypassing VPN blocks to ...

After the launch of the Trouble Ring Event, Free Fire MAX is back with exciting new updates and events to keep players hooked! Garena has launched the Luck Royale Faded Wheel Event called Here Comes ...

A state law meant to tackle rampant gun violence in California has been reversed following a decision made by the Appeals Court yesterday, which ruled the law a violation of the Second Amendment.

At a Dubai media event, Synology outlined its 25-year journey, new all-flash storage, ActiveProtect backup appliances, cloud ...

CVEs & Vulnerabilities of September 2025 reveal a wave of high-impact flaws that security teams cannot afford to ignore. From unauthenticated exploits in FreePBX to privilege escalation in Android and ...

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Microsoft has confirmed that the September 2025 Windows security updates are causing connection issues to Server Message Block (SMB) v1 shares. The list of platforms affected by this known issue is ...

Many organizations believe they’re secure—until a red team proves otherwise. In my 28 years of offensive security, I’ve seen ...