Microsoft reports several bootloader vulnerabilities(microsoft.com)

65 points by hacknslack 1 year ago | 24 comments

Windows Protected Print Mode(techcommunity.microsoft.com)

118 points by astdb 2 years ago | 78 comments

Hyperlight: Virtual machine-based security for functions at scale(opensource.microsoft.com)

142 points by yoshuaw 1 year ago | 21 comments

A universal EDR bypass built in Windows 10(riskinsight-wavestone.com)

41 points by aa_is_op 3 years ago | 30 comments

Microsoft actions following attack by nation state actor Midnight Blizzard(msrc.microsoft.com)

249 points by nycdatasci 2 years ago | 164 comments

Security researcher discovers Microsoft's Recall tool is woefully insecure(windowscentral.com)

40 points by pjmlp 2 years ago | 38 comments

Initial details about why CrowdStrike's CSAgent.sys crashed(twitter.com)

480 points by pilfered 2 years ago | 607 comments

A post on X by Patrick Wardle sharing initial technical details on why CrowdStrike's CSAgent.sys driver crashed Windows machines.

CrowdStrike's impact on aviation(heavymeta.org)

385 points by jjwiseman 2 years ago | 295 comments

Blog post by John Wiseman examining how the July 19, 2024 CrowdStrike Windows update outage affected aviation and flight operations.

I could've accessed 17T Microsoft records(blog.faav.net)

287 points by luispa 27 days ago | 120 comments

A security researcher's blog post describing a Microsoft internal analytics service flaw where unchecked token signatures allowed admin access to query 17.3 trillion records.

Microsoft breached antitrust rules by bundling Teams and Office, EU says(apnews.com)

669 points by cbg0 2 years ago | 734 comments

AP News article reporting that the European Union found Microsoft breached antitrust rules by bundling Teams with its Office software.

Nvidia's Risky Business(stratechery.com)

325 points by jonbaer 2 months ago | 157 comments

Stratechery article by Ben Thompson analyzing Nvidia's business risks, opening with a historical anecdote about financier Jay Cooke.

Retiring Windows 10 and Microsoft's move towards a surveillance state(scottrlarson.com)

433 points by trinsic2 1 year ago | 286 comments

Blog post by Scott Larson arguing that Windows 10's retirement reflects Microsoft's shift toward user surveillance in newer Windows versions.