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Exchange Online Introduces New Tenant Outbound Email Limits – How It Affects Your Organization

Microsoft has rolled out new tenant-level outbound email limits, known as the Tenant External Recipient Rate Limit (TERRL), for Exchange Online customers. This update is part of a broader plan to enforce external recipient rate (ERR) limits for individual mailboxes starting in October 2025. In Exchange Online, Tenant External Recipient Rate Limit (TERRL) is a…

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OneDrive for Business to Remove EEEU Sharing Permission to Strengthen Data Security

Microsoft is tightening security measures in OneDrive for Business by removing the EEEU sharing permission, a setting that could inadvertently expose sensitive data to internal users. This change aims to enhance data protection and prevent unauthorized access within organizations. The EEEU sharing permission in OneDrive is a setting that allows all internal users within an…

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Microsoft Patches Major Power Pages Flaw That Could Expose Sensitive Data

Microsoft has patched a critical Power Pages vulnerability that was actively exploited by cybercriminals, potentially exposing sensitive data. The company is urging customers to inspect their websites for any signs of compromise and take immediate security measures. Microsoft introduced Power Pages in 2022 and it’s a low-code platform that allows users to create, host, and…

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Cloud Computing

Exchange Online to Enforce Stricter Controls on EWS Access — Here’s What’s Changing

Microsoft is preparing to retire Exchange Web Services (EWS) for Exchange Online, with all EWS requests set to be blocked starting October 1, 2026. The company is also implementing a major update to the EWSEnabled tenant-wide switch, changing how organizations manage EWS access. What is Exchange Web Services (EWS)? Exchange Web Services (EWS) is an…

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First Ring Daily: Microsoft’s Quantum Computing Breakthrough

On this episode of First Ring Daily, Brad Sams and Paul Thurrott discuss Majorana 1, Microsoft’s first quantum chip which required the company to create an entirely new state of matter.

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Microsoft 365 Backup – Why Do It and What Are My Options?

Last Update: Jul 29, 2025

Microsoft 365 is one of today’s most widely used SaaS (Software-as -a-Service) applications. However, Microsoft 365 backup is a topic that often misunderstood. Many businesses mistakenly believe that because Microsoft 365 is a cloud-based product that there’s no need for any type of backups. They mistakenly think that Microsoft will handle all of that and…

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Cloud Computing

PSA: Microsoft to Sunset WSUS Driver Synchronization, Urges Cloud Migration

Microsoft is once again alerting administrators that Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) driver synchronization will be deprecated in April. The company issued a 60-day warning in the Windows Message Center earlier this week, emphasizing the need to adopt alternative update management solutions. What is WSUS driver synchronization? Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) driver synchronization is…

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Microsoft Teams Adds Name Pronunciation to Profile Cards

Mispronouncing a colleague’s name can be awkward, but Microsoft Teams is making it easier to get it right with its new Name Pronunciation feature. This new tool allows users to record and share the correct pronunciation of their names on profile cards. With just one click, Microsoft Teams users can listen to how their colleagues’…

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Common Windows Image Backup Errors and How to Fix Them

Last Update: Aug 12, 2025

This guide explores some of the most frequent and persistent Windows Image Backup errors and associated error codes, actively highlighting practical solutions for enterprise environments. As is often the case with ensuring stable recovery processes as organizational infrastructure scales and adapts, backups don’t always go smoothly. Many routine backups can indeed fail, meaning IT professionals…

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New Outlook for Windows to Add Built-In Newsletters for Seamless Email Communication

Microsoft will add support for Newsletters to its new Outlook for Windows and the Outlook web app. This new feature will enable users to quickly create, distribute, and track internal email campaigns—all within their inbox. With this update, Microsoft Outlook users will be able to easily create and send professional email newsletters with images, videos,…

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Microsoft Warns of New XCSSET macOS Malware Variant with Advanced Stealth Tactics

Microsoft has discovered a new variant of XCSSET, a sophisticated macOS malware family that has targeted users since at least 2020. The company has observed that this malware is now deploying advanced tactics to specifically target Apple developers in ongoing attacks. The XCSSET malware was first spotted by security firm Trend Micro back in 2020….

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Microsoft Fixes Boot Errors in Windows Server 2025 with Latest Update

Microsoft has released an update to fix a bug that caused “boot device inaccessible” errors on some Windows Server 2025 devices. This issue specifically affected servers using iSCSI (Internet Small Computer Systems Interface) technology. The iSCI protocol in Windows Server enables the connection of storage devices over an IP network. It operates at the block…

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