Be the first to know the latest tech updates
[mc4wp_form id=195]
Microsoft has warned users that TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 will be disabled in future Windows operating systems (OS). TLS, or Transport Layer Security, is a two-decade-old internet protocol that encrypts communications between servers and clients. The protocol, marred with various issues, was updated in 2018 when the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) approved the […]
Windows 11 users are finally getting a Paint app with dark mode, as first promised way back by Microsoft – albeit this feature is still progressing through testing for the moment. Microsoft let us know that an updated Paint app – version 11.2304.26.0 – is now rolling out to testers in the Beta channel, as […]
Microsoft’s rivals are being quizzed by the European Union’s antitrust regulators about the information they have being made to share as part of their Azure cloud contracts. According to a Reuters report, the questionnaire asks about the contractual clauses that require companies to share information about their European customers with the tech giant, which is […]
Threat actors are increasingly using Greatness, a phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) provider, to target businesses across the world with authentic-looking landing pages that, in reality, just steal sensitive data. According to a new report by Cisco Talos, the tool that was first set up in mid-2022 is seeing a significant uptick in users, as threat actors target […]
Video streaming platform Lionsgate Play exposed sensitive data on millions of its users, cybersecurity researchers from Cybernews found. The website’s team found (opens in new tab) Lionsgate’s platform kept an unprotected ElasticSearch instance, containing 20GB of server logs with roughly 30 million entries. Some of the data dates back to May 2022, and included user […]
A new entry into Microsoft’s roadmap (opens in new tab) has revealed that the company is working on enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA) requests directly in the Outlook app for certain users. The feature, which Microsoft is calling Authenticator Lite, is designed to allow business and education users to access one-time passcodes without the need for […]
Exactly one year ago, Twitter announced (opens in new tab) a Tor onion service designed to maintain security and prevent tracking, allowing citizens in countries where the social media platform is banned to continue using it. Naturally, Russia was in mind at the time of the announcement, which remains restricted to this day. With it […]
A new phishing campaign hs been discovered targeting cryptocurrency hardware wallet firm Trezor. These wallets allow crypto users to store their funds offline, rather than in a “hot wallet” (a mobile or desktop app), or with a third party (an exchange, a custodial service, or a lending/borrowing firm). Hardware wallets, also known as “cold wallets” […]
A major copy and paste shake-up is on the way for some Windows users that may have them breathing a major sigh of relief. The company has announced that it will be bringing the “paste as plain text” option to Windows 11 and Windows 10 apps with PowerToys, giving users of the open source platform […]
Changes are afoot at Twitter, again: the social network owned by Elon Musk has announced that securing accounts via SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) is going to be an option exclusive to paying Twitter Blue users from this point on. As per the blog post (opens in new tab) explaining the change, you won’t be able […]
Your go-to destination for the latest in tech, AI breakthroughs, industry trends, and expert insights.
Digitally Interactive Copyright 2022-25 All Rights Reserved.
