Microsoft Office 365 to Add Message Recall in Exchange Online
Microsoft is planning to add the highly popular Message Recall feature among Outlook for Windows users to the Exchange Online hosted cloud email service for businesses.
After its rollout to all Office 265 environments during Q4 2020, the Exchange Online Message Recall feature will allow users of Microsoft's cloud email to retrieve messages their recipients haven't yet opened regardless of the email client they use.
Hundreds of Counterfeit Sneaker Sites Hacked to Steal Credit Cards
As the craze for the latest Off-White, Nike, and Adidas sneakers heats up, sites selling counterfeit kicks have popped up to capitalize on sneakerheads searching for the best deal. To make a bad deal even worse, hackers are now targeting these sites to install malicious Magecart scripts that also steal your credit card information.
When shoppers purchase sneakers off of counterfeit sites, they will find that they didn't get the sneakers they were expecting, and in some cases, may not get anything at all.
“Aw Snap!” Crash Makes a Comeback in Chrome 79
Google Chrome users are complaining once more of "Aw Snap!" crashes as the Code Integrity feature got re-enabled in the latest version of the browser, released yesterday.
The error is caused by incompatible software on the system. Initially reported by users running an outdated version of Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP), the problem was soon confirmed to occur with other software.
Windows 7 to Show Full-Screen Windows 10 Upgrade Alerts
When Windows 7 reaches end of support, the operating system will display a full screen warning stating that Windows is more vulnerable to viruses and that you should upgrade to Windows 10.
On January 14th, 2020, Windows 7 will officially reach end of support (EoS) and unless you have purchase Extended Security Updates, you will no longer receive security updates, Microsoft Security Essentials definitions, software updates, or tech support for the operating system.
Microsoft's December 2019 Patch Tuesday Fixes Win32k Zero-day, 36 Flaws
Today is Microsoft's December 2019 Patch Tuesday, which means it is your job to be nice to Windows administrators everywhere and not to take it personal if they are a bit grouchy today.
With the release of the December 2019 security updates, Microsoft has released 2 advisories and updates for 36 vulnerabilities. Of these vulnerabilities, 7 are classified as Critical, 27 as Important, 1 as Moderate, and one as Low.