Google Rushes Second Emergency Chrome Patch to Thwart Critical V8 JavaScript Threat
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Cybercrime Syndicate’s Pivot to Extortion-as-a-Service Marks New Threat Landscape
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Florida AG Targets Roblox in Child Safety Crackdown, Citing Predator Exploitation
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Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch for Windows 11 Recovery Environment USB Failures
Microsoft has deployed an emergency update to resolve critical USB input failures within Windows 11’s Recovery Environment. The KB5070773 patch addresses issues where keyboards and mice stopped working during system recovery operations, according to reports. The company confirmed the update includes October security fixes and performance improvements.
Emergency Update Deployed for Critical Recovery Environment Issue
Microsoft has reportedly released an emergency out-of-band update to address a significant functionality breakdown within Windows 11’s Recovery Environment, sources indicate. The KB5070773 update specifically targets USB input failures that prevented users from navigating recovery options using standard keyboards and mice.
Microsoft Issues Emergency Windows 11 Update to Resolve Recovery Environment USB Failure
Microsoft has deployed an emergency out-of-band update for Windows 11 to address a critical bug that rendered USB devices unusable in the Windows Recovery Environment. The issue prevented users from accessing crucial recovery tools when troubleshooting system problems. According to reports, the update KB5070773 resolves the USB functionality problem while maintaining all previous security patches.
Critical Recovery Environment Failure
Microsoft has released an urgent Windows 11 update to address what sources indicate was a critical bug preventing USB devices from functioning in the Windows Recovery Environment. The problem reportedly emerged following the October 14 security update KB5066835, which caused keyboards and mice to become unresponsive when users attempted to access recovery options.
Coldriver’s NoRobot Malware Marks Strategic Shift in Russian Cyber Espionage
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Windows 11 Emergency Patch Deployed Amid Critical System Failures
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Next-Gen Chip Architecture Fortifies Automotive Cybersecurity Against Physical Threats
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Google Enhances Gmail Security with New Recovery Options Amid Rising Account Threats
Google has rolled out new security features for Gmail, including mobile number-based account recovery and trusted contacts, to combat increasing hacker attacks. These updates aim to simplify access restoration while addressing vulnerabilities like stolen credentials and two-factor authentication bypasses.
New Security Measures for Gmail Users
Google has issued a critical update to help Gmail users secure their accounts against a surge in hacking attempts, according to reports. The tech giant is introducing “Sign in with Mobile Number,” allowing individuals to regain access using their phone number and previous device passcode, eliminating the need for passwords. This move comes as analysts suggest a rise in credential theft and two-factor authentication bypasses globally.