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Rabia has a master's degree in Software Engineering and she has years of experience writing professionally about Microsoft products and other technologies. Rabia has also written for OnMSFT.com as well as Windows Report. She is always up to date on the latest trends in the IT Industry and has done extensive research in the data science industry.

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Google Says AI is Accelerating Vulnerability Discovery

A new report from Google Threat Intelligence Group suggests that AI is dramatically accelerating vulnerability discovery, with disclosed vulnerabilities doubling during 2026 and high-risk flaws increasing significantly. The researchers also found that AI-powered tools are identifying a larger share of vulnerabilities that can lead to remote code execution. The growing volume of discoveries is creating…

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Microsoft Enables Windows Settings Backup by Default in Windows 11 version 26H2

Microsoft is changing how Windows device recovery works in enterprise environments by enabling Windows settings backup by default on eligible Windows 11 version 26H2 devices. This feature, which was previously known as Windows Backup for Organizations, automatically saves users’ Windows settings and Microsoft Store app lists. This makes it easier to restore a familiar experience…

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Microsoft Intune Adds Phased Deployments and Android Management Enhancements

Last Update: Oct 02, 2026

IT administrators are under pressure to deploy apps, policies, and device updates without disrupting users. Large-scale rollouts can create several issues if problems aren’t detected early, while troubleshooting often requires jumping between multiple admin consoles and device views. Moreover, managing Android devices throughout their lifecycle remains labor-intensive, particularly in frontline and shared-device environments. Without better…

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Microsoft to Block Script Injection on Entra ID Sign-In Pages

Organizations increasingly rely on Microsoft Entra ID as the gateway to cloud services, but some security, monitoring, and customization tools inject scripts directly into Microsoft-hosted sign-in pages. These tools can add functionality, but script injection creates an additional attack surface that could be abused by malicious actors through techniques such as cross-site scripting (XSS) or…

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Windows 11 2022 Update

Windows 11 Version 26H2 Gives IT Admins a Simple Upgrade Path

Microsoft has begun rolling out the Windows 11 2026 Update (also known as version 26H2) positioning it as one of the most predictable feature updates the company has delivered in recent years. Eligible devices running versions 24H2 and 25H2 can move to 26H2 through a lightweight enablement package that installs like a standard monthly update….

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Microsoft Pauses Office Update After Licensing Issues Affect Office 2016 and 2019

Organizations that continue to rely on perpetual-license editions of Microsoft Office 2016 and Office 2019 were hit by an unexpected licensing issue after the release of KB5002907 patch. This update was intended to help outdated Microsoft 365 Apps installations return to supported update channels, but IT admins reported that some perpetual-license Office deployments suddenly lost…

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Microsoft Begins Retirement of Windows PowerShell Support for Graph SDK

Microsoft is confronting a growing maintenance burden as it continues to support the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK on the legacy Windows PowerShell 5.1 platform. The older runtime introduces dependency and assembly-loading challenges that complicate development and reduce reliability. Maintaining compatibility across both PowerShell generations also consumes engineering resources that could otherwise go toward new features…

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Microsoft Brings Copilot in SharePoint to General Availability

As organizations invest heavily in AI assistants, many are discovering that poor-quality and unstructured content limits the accuracy and usefulness of AI-generated responses. When information is scattered across documents, libraries, and business systems, tools like Microsoft Copilot struggle to retrieve the right context, which reduces their value in real-world business processes. To address this challenge,…

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Windows Deployment Services Deprecation Forces IT Teams to Evaluate Alternatives

Many organizations still rely on Windows Deployment Services (WDS) and PXE boot to deploy Windows images across large numbers of devices. However, Microsoft has announced plans to deprecate WDS in a future Windows Server release, which continues a gradual phase-out that has already limited some WDS functionality in Windows 11 deployments. As a result, organizations…

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Microsoft Copilot App Gets Home, Code, and Autopilot Features to Expand Automation

Organizations are increasingly moving beyond AI-powered chat tools to automate more complex business processes. However, as AI adoption scales, managing growing numbers of AI agents, maintaining oversight, and controlling costs are becoming significant challenges. Microsoft has announced a new Copilot experience, which positions its platform as a way to help businesses build, delegate, and automate…

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Microsoft Adds User-Initiated Provisioning to Windows 365 Reserve Cloud PCs

Organizations adopting cloud PCs often face delays when employees need temporary or replacement devices. Traditional provisioning workflows typically require IT administrators to manually assign and configure resources, which creates additional workload and slows user access to computing environments. These administrative dependencies can become more noticeable when businesses need to quickly restore productivity for users experiencing…

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SharePoint Flaw Shows How Attackers Can Chain Small Weaknesses into Bigger Breaches

Organizations relying on on-premises SharePoint still face the risk that seemingly minor platform weaknesses can combine into far more dangerous attack chains. New research into CVE-2026-65660 details how a flaw in SharePoint’s security validation process could allow attackers to bypass built-in protections and, under certain conditions, achieve remote code execution. This issue affects multiple versions…

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