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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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CISA Warns Attackers Abused Microsoft Intune to Wipe Devices in Stryker Cyberattack

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has issued a new alert urging organizations to harden their endpoint management systems after a recent cyberattack on Stryker exposed critical security gaps. The advisory highlights how weaknesses in administrative controls can be exploited to carry out large-scale disruptions without deploying traditional malware. According to CISA, the attack began…

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Microsoft Prepares Priority Cleanup V2 to Speed Up Sensitive Email Deletions in Exchange Online

Last Update: Mar 24, 2026

Microsoft is getting ready to speed up how sensitive email data is purged from Exchange Online. Its upcoming Priority Cleanup V2 targets the original version’s major flaws with faster deletions and a much more streamlined administrative experience. Priority Cleanup is a Microsoft Purview feature that allows authorized administrators to permanently delete specific email content from…

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AI Has Become the Default Tool for Phishing Campaigns

Phishing emails no longer look like scams, and that’s the problem. Security researchers warn that AI-powered attacks have become so convincing that they now form the foundation of modern cybercrime, with even worse tactics expected in 2026. According to Kaseya’s latest email security research, attackers shifted in 2025 from occasionally using AI to relying on…

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Microsoft Issues Out‑of‑Band Hotpatch to Fix Bluetooth Visibility Bug in Windows 11

Microsoft has moved quickly to fix a frustrating Bluetooth bug in Windows 11, rolling out an out-of-band hotpatch aimed at enterprise users. The update resolves a visibility issue that made connected devices seemingly disappear from Settings. According to Microsoft, the latest update fixes a problem that prevented Bluetooth devices from appearing on the Bluetooth &…

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Microsoft Expands Purview Data Protection and Governance Capabilities in Microsoft Fabric

Microsoft has announced new Purview enhancements for Microsoft Fabric at FabCon Atlanta, aimed at making enterprise AI adoption more secure and controlled. The updates strengthen data protection, governance, and quality, and help organizations scale AI initiatives without increasing risk across their data estates. Microsoft Fabric is an all‑in‑one data and analytics platform that brings together…

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Windows 11 Bug Blocks Access to C: Drive on Select Samsung PCs

A newly surfaced Windows 11 bug is locking users out of their systems and blocking access to the critical C: drive on select Samsung devices. The company has issued official guidance for affected systems running Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2. According to Microsoft, users are encountering a “C:\ is not accessible – Access denied”…

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Critical AppArmor Flaws Expose Millions of Linux Systems to Local Root Attacks

Millions of Linux systems are now at risk after researchers discovered critical flaws in AppArmor, a security feature enabled by default across major distributions. These vulnerabilities (dubbed “CrackArmor”) allow unprivileged users to bypass protections, escape container boundaries, and ultimately gain full root control. AppArmor is a Linux security module that adds an extra layer of…

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Windows 11 Emergency Hotpatch Addresses RRAS Vulnerabilities

Last Update: Mar 18, 2026

Microsoft has released an emergency Windows 11 update to fix remote code execution vulnerabilities affecting the Windows Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) management tool. The patch specifically targets certain Windows 11 Enterprise devices enrolled in Microsoft’s hotpatch program. The Windows Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) management tool is a built‑in Windows administrative component…

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Microsoft Delays Default Rollout of New Outlook for Windows Until 2027

Last Update: Mar 18, 2026

Microsoft has postponed the rollout of the new Outlook for Windows for enterprise customers, giving organizations more time to plan their transition. The delay provides administrators with an additional 12 months to prepare for a staged migration across their environments. Microsoft announced the general availability of the new Outlook for Windows client for commercial customers…

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Amazon WorkSpaces Now Supports Windows Server 2025 for Cloud‑Based Desktops

Last Update: Mar 18, 2026

Amazon WorkSpaces has introduced support for Microsoft’s Windows Server 2025. This update allows organizations to run cloud-based desktops using Microsoft’s newest server operating system. Windows Server 2025 is designed to support modern, cloud‑ready, and security‑focused IT environments. It builds on earlier versions by offering a refreshed desktop experience aligned with Windows 11, stronger built‑in protections…

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Microsoft Introduces Entra Passkeys on Windows to Enable Passwordless Sign‑In

Last Update: Mar 18, 2026

Microsoft is adding support for Microsoft Entra passkeys on Windows to enhance security with phishing-resistant, passwordless access to Entra-protected cloud resources. The feature leverages Windows Hello (including face recognition, fingerprint, or PIN) to securely store and use passkeys directly on the device for seamless sign-in. Microsoft Entra passkeys are a passwordless sign‑in method that lets…

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Executives Overestimate How Much Employees Use AI at Work

Last Update: Mar 13, 2026

Most executive believe that AI is already integrated into their everyday work, but new research suggests that confidence may be misplaced. A growing gap between what leaders think is happening and how employees actually use AI is quietly undermining organisations’ ability to turn AI ambition into real-world impact. According to a new report from Multiverse,…

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