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Microsoft has recently launched Windows Server 2025, following a long-standing tech preview period. This new version exhibits significant improvements and features that enhance its functionality, although it comes with a price increase of approximately 15% over its predecessor. Key Features of Windows Server 2025 One notable addition is Winget, Microsoft’s command-line package manager, allowing users…

Researchers at Acros Security have uncovered a critical zero-day vulnerability affecting all versions of Windows, from 7 to 11 and including Windows Server 2008 R2 onwards. This credential-stealing threat has been confirmed by 0Patch, with no official fix or Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) allocation issued by Microsoft at this time. This vulnerability targets the…

Researchers at Acros Security have confirmed a serious zero-day threat affecting all versions of Windows, from 7 through 11, as well as Windows Server 2008 R2 onwards. This vulnerability, which has been reported to Microsoft but currently lacks any official patch, allows attackers to steal users’ NTLM credentials. The exploit occurs when users view a…

Microsoft is facing a significant lawsuit in the UK, which claims that businesses utilizing cloud services from competitors like Amazon, Google, and Alibaba may be overpaying for Windows Server licenses. Filed by competition lawyer Maria Luisa Stasi at the Competition Appeal Tribunal, the lawsuit argues that British companies could collectively seek over £1 billion (approximately…

Organizations are increasingly dependent on Microsoft Teams for their collaboration and communication needs. As an administrator, it is essential to ensure that this platform operates efficiently and securely. The default Teams admin interface provides basic monitoring capabilities; however, many admins require more advanced options. Utilizing PowerShell can enhance monitoring functions through automation, allowing for deeper…

Microsoft recently rolled out an Out-Of-Box Experience (OOBE) update for Windows 11 version 24H2 labeled as KB5048779. This update aims to enhance the initial setup experience for users. Along with this update, Microsoft introduced a Dynamic update for setup files under KB5047134. Typically, these monthly updates include various systemic improvements, but this occasion refrains from…

Administrators managing diverse computing environments often relied on multiple utilities, typically featuring command-line interfaces (CLI). However, Microsoft has introduced the Windows Terminal app to streamline this process. With a modern tabbed interface, Windows Terminal combines various functionalities into a single, user-friendly application. It enhances the traditional Windows command prompt by integrating access to cloud services…

A recent issue has arisen with Windows Server 2022 due to a routine security update. The update, identified as KB5044284, inadvertently triggered an unwelcome upgrade to Windows Server 2025 for numerous users. This wasn’t a minor patch aimed at fixing bugs; rather, it introduced an entirely new operating system to several machines, creating significant upheaval…

Microsoft has recently made available the Windows Server 2025 Security features PDF, detailing its multifaceted security approach designed to protect organizations from both existing and emerging cyber threats, including ransomware and targeted breaches. Understanding Windows Server 2025 Security Windows Server 2025 aims to assist IT administrators in grasping various layers of protection embedded within the…

Last week, Microsoft faced a significant issue when the Windows 11 update KB5044284 was mistakenly deployed to Windows Server 2019 and 2022 systems. This situation attracted criticism from Heimdal, a third-party application management provider, which attributed the mishap to Microsoft. Microsoft later admitted that it had unintentionally made the latest Server version available as an…