Microsoft
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Google Enhances Chrome Security by Blocking Admin-Level Launches
Google’s new feature for Chrome will block the browser from launching with administrative rights, enhancing security similar to measures already implemented in Microsoft Edge. This change aims to reduce the risk of malware executing with elevated permissions and compromising user systems.
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Microsoft Teams to Implement New Feature to Block Screen Captures in Meetings
Microsoft is introducing a new feature for Teams to prevent users from capturing screenshots during meetings, aimed at safeguarding sensitive information shared in virtual discussions. The feature will roll out globally in July 2025.
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Microsoft OneDrive Sync Feature Raises Security Concerns Among IT Professionals
Microsoft’s new OneDrive sync feature, allowing users to sync personal and corporate accounts, faces backlash from cybersecurity professionals who warn of increased risks of data leaks and compliance violations.
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Increase in Government-Backed Zero-Day Hacks Targeting Enterprises Revealed
A recent report highlights a disturbing rise in government-backed zero-day hacks targeting enterprise systems, with the largest share of vulnerabilities aimed at significant corporations such as Microsoft and Google. Experts urge enterprises to improve security measures as attacks are expected to increase.
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CISA Identifies Exploited Windows Vulnerability: Urgent Fixes Required
CISA has identified a medium-severity vulnerability in Microsoft Windows, designated CVE-2025-24054, which has come under active exploitation. The vulnerability, tied to the deprecated NTLM authentication protocol, allows unauthorized access to sensitive data. Urgent measures are required to secure systems against ongoing attacks targeting both governmental and private institutions.
