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fromTheregister
4 weeks agoMicrosoft stays quiet while emergency Windows fixes ramp up
But are things getting worse? According to Register readers, and the company's own release health dashboard, the answer has to be yes. It isn't just you. The frequency of emergency out-of-band releases for the company's operating systems has been rapidly increasing to the point where, for every Patch Tuesday update, there'll likely be at least one out-of-band patch to fix whatever got broken.
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fromTechzine Global
3 months agoMicrosoft removes WINS support from Windows Server
Microsoft has announced that WINS (Windows Internet Name Service) will be removed from future versions of Windows Server. The feature will remain available in Windows Server 2025 until 2034, after which organizations will have to switch to DNS permanently. According to Microsoft, DNS is the logical successor. The protocol complies with RFC 1034 and RFC 1035 and offers a distributed, hierarchical structure. WINS, on the other hand, works with a centralized replication model that scales less well.
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fromThe Hacker News
4 months agoMicrosoft Issues Emergency Patch for Actively Exploited Critical WSUS Vulnerability
Critical WSUS RCE (CVE-2025-59287, CVSS 9.8) with public PoC is under active exploitation; Microsoft released out-of-band patches for affected Windows Server versions.
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