Microsoft Deploys Emergency Windows 11 Patch to Restore Recovery Environment Functionality
Critical Update Resolves USB Input Failures in Windows Recovery Environment Microsoft has swiftly addressed a significant functionality breakdown in Windows…
Critical Update Resolves USB Input Failures in Windows Recovery Environment Microsoft has swiftly addressed a significant functionality breakdown in Windows…
Major Cloud Outage Cripples Digital Services A significant Amazon Web Services DNS disruption today caused widespread internet outages affecting numerous…
A significant DNS failure at Amazon Web Services caused extensive internet disruptions, affecting services from banking to communications. The hours-long outage impacted millions of users globally before being resolved. This incident underscores the fragility of centralized cloud infrastructure.
A major outage at Amazon Web Services disrupted significant portions of the internet on Monday, according to reports from multiple technology monitoring services. The DNS-related failure impacted everything from financial platforms to communication tools and government services, sources indicate. The incident began in the early morning hours on the U.S. east coast and persisted for several hours before Amazon announced mitigation efforts.
Law enforcement agencies across Europe have dismantled a sophisticated criminal network that provided SIM-box services to cybercriminals worldwide. The operation, codenamed ‘SIMCARTEL,’ resulted in seven arrests and the disruption of a service responsible for creating 49 million fake online accounts used in various cybercrimes.
European law enforcement authorities have successfully dismantled a criminal organization that operated a sophisticated cybercrime-as-a-service network, according to reports from Europol. The international operation, dubbed ‘SIMCARTEL,’ targeted a network that provided illegal SIM-box services to criminals worldwide, sources indicate.
Microsoft has released what appears to be the final Windows 10 update for most users, according to reports. The move leaves an estimated 400 million devices potentially vulnerable unless users take specific security measures outlined by the company.
Microsoft has reportedly issued what sources indicate is the final security update for Windows 10 users who don’t enroll in the company’s Extended Security Updates program. The update, identified as KB5066791, primarily addresses enterprise needs while signaling the end of an era for the popular operating system that powers approximately 400 million devices worldwide.