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The latest updates for Windows 10 give the platform’s security a boost, but they unfortunately come with nasty bugs that make printing impossible, as well. Microsoft released the buggy updates — KB4560960 and KB4557957 — on June 9th, and users started experiencing issues as soon as they installed them. As Bleeping Computer notes, user reports on Reddit and the Microsoft Answers forum show that the issue affects various HP, Canon, Panasonic, Brother and Ricoh printer models. Some users even...

The reductions had been expected since Boeing revealed plans last month to slash its global workforce by 10% - or roughly 16,000 jobs.

"I wish there were some other way," chief executive Dave Calhoun wrote in an email to staff.

Boeing has been reeling from a drop in demand for aircraft, as travel plunges amid the pandemic and worsens the pressures on the company, which was already in crisis following two fatal crashes of its 737 Max plane and the global grounding of the plane last...

In March 2019, Mr Zuckerberg said he wanted the firm to make end-to-end encryption the base level of security for all its messaging services - including Facebook Messenger and Instagram messaging. But he did not lay out a timeline, and many engineers thought it would be several years before it happened.

The initiative would mean that messages - including text and imagery - are digitally scrambled so that only the sender and receiver can make sense of them, and not Facebook itself. ...

The October 4th, 2019 Windows 10 - Security Update KB4524148 is disabling the Printer Spooler and causing wireless card to not functioning properly. So far the only solution to fix the printer and wireless card is uninstalling this update. Happy IT Support!

The KB4480970 (Monthly Rollup) and KB4480960 (Security only) updates were released by Microsoft on January 8, 2019 for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1. The updates seem to cause serious network issues for some people. Network shares can no longer be achieved via SMBv2 in certain environments.

From the Start menu, click Start and then choose Update & security and Find My Device. Click on Change to activate the feature—your laptop will then send its current location back to base on a regular basis, assuming it’s connected to Wi-Fi and has enough battery juice left. Note that you need to be signed in as an administrator to switch this feature on.

Go to https://account.microsoft.com/devices on any computer and sign in using your Microsoft account to find out where in the world...

Mobile device malware may still be far behind when it comes to the prevalence of threats crafted for traditional PC systems, but threat actors are seeking ways to compromise these important devices we use on a daily basis. Contact lists, online banking credentials, social media accounts, images, videos, and more can all be enticing targets — and all of which can often be found on our mobile devices. According to Kaspersky Lab, the volume of new mobile threats detected in the wild dropped...

A vulnerability in the RWHAT networking protocol for Internet of Things (IoT) devices could allow hackers to falsify a patient's vital signs on their hospital bedside monitor in under five seconds, according to new research from McAfee's Advanced Threat Research team.

The research, detailed in a Saturday blog post, noted that the attack could be used to cause physical harm to the patient.

Dr. Shaun Nordeck, quoted in the post, said that vital signs are "integral to clinical...

What is it?

It's called TV Fix. It is a new "super" antenna that can pick up over-the-air TV signals no other antenna was able to pick up before. So you get over 100 channels completely free and legal. [image]

Developed by a NASA engineer using military technology, the TV Fix Antenna uses a discrete mud flap modern design which makes it the most reliable and technologically advanced antenna to hit the market today. But there is a main difference - it allows you to watch almost every...

Android smartphones are susceptible to a strange glitch that shows recent text messages when a specific malformed web address is entered.

If you type "the1975..com" (with two periods) into the Google app, it delivers a summary of recent conversations instead of performing a search or attempting to pull up the eponymous rock band's website.

Other Reddit users quickly pointed out that "Vizel viagens," "Izela viagens" and "Zela viagens" produced the same effect, and that the Galaxy...