Microsoft shipped out-of-band .NET fixes for CVE-2026-111497. Here is who is exposed, which versions are fixed, and why self-contained and NativeAOT apps must be rebuilt.
Microsoft announced a voluntary exit offer open to about 60,000 eligible employees—not 58,000 completed layoffs. Here is what is confirmed, what is still unknown, and what happens next.
A red X on a Windows mapped drive does not automatically mean lost files. Preserve the path and error, then test the share, network, credentials, and permissions in a safe order.
A full Microsoft 365 mailbox can stop sending and eventually bounce incoming mail. Measure the real quota, preserve business records, and choose cleanup, Online Archive, licensing, or retention review safely.
Two computers disagree about a OneDrive file? Preserve both copies first, then prove the account, path, web version, sync state, and safe recovery route.
Microsoft released early Exchange Server security updates for CVE-2026-96940. See affected versions, exact KBs and builds, known issues, and practical deployment checks.
Windows 11 26H2 is now generally available through a phased rollout. See who is eligible, how KB5124010 fits, the known issues to test, and the safest home and business rollout steps.
Microsoft has warned that the built-in Windows Deployment Services role and WDS-provided PXE boot will be deprecated in the next Windows Server release. Nothing shuts off today, but businesses should inventory dependencies and begin a tested migration plan.
BigDiskBuster is a public proof of concept that can starve Microsoft Defender updates of disk space. Here is what it does, what remains unconfirmed, and how to detect and mitigate the risk.
Microsoft Edge Stable 153.0.4234.48 is available with Chromium security fixes, including an Important sandbox-escape vulnerability. Here is how home and business users can verify the update.
