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Microsoft plans to lock down Windows DNS like never before. Here’s how.
Ars Technica· 7 days agoTranslating human-readable domain names into numerical IP addresses has long been fraught with...
Microsoft: April Windows Server updates also cause crashes, reboots
BleepingComputer· 2 days agoMicrosoft has confirmed that last month's Windows Server security updates may also cause domain...
Microsoft just gave us a first look at the future of its DNS services
TechRadar· 4 days agoMicrosoft has announced a new, upcoming feature, that aims to solve a decades-old conundrum with DNS...
Microsoft confirms KB5036909 issues in Windows Server with NTLM traffic, LSASS
Windows Latest· 6 days agoMicrosoft has confirmed new issues in KB5036909 for Windows Server 2022 that could cause a surge in...
Microsoft plans to put in support for Zero Trust DNS in a future version of Windows
Neowin· 6 days agoMicrosoft has announced the launch of a private preview version of Zero Trust DNS to help admins...
Microsoft's 'Zero Trust DNS' could finally rid Windows of widespread DNS vulnerabilities
TechSpot· 4 days agoMicrosoft is finally doing something about this DNS vulnerability. The company recently released a...
The Pentagon’s brewing a build-a-cloud program for defense agencies
Defense One· 17 hours agoThe program, called DOD Olympus, will serve as a ready-made kit for defense agencies to launch...
ScalaHosting Review: The Best High-performance Host for Your Website?
Unite.ai· 4 days agoAs a website manager and digital marketer, I've had to evaluate diverse hosting providers to find the perfect fit for my client's websites. And in my experience, I have discovered that it's ...
Iranian hackers pose as journalists to push backdoor malware
BleepingComputer· 6 days agoThe Iranian state-backed threat actor tracked as APT42 is employing social engineering attacks,...
Insecure protocols leave networks vulnerable: report
Network World· 3 days agoThe Cato CTRL SASE Threat Report reveals the trusted traffic networks must stop, as many enterprises still rely on the use of insecure protocols such as HTTP, Telnet and early versions of SMB.