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CybersecuritySoftwareTechnology

Microsoft Rushes Emergency Patch for Critical Windows Server Flaw Under Active Attack

Microsoft has released an emergency security update addressing a critical Windows Server vulnerability that’s already being exploited in the wild. The flaw in Windows Server Update Service could allow attackers to remotely execute code with system-level access. Federal agencies reportedly have just two weeks to patch under a binding CISA directive.

Microsoft is scrambling to contain a serious security crisis as reports confirm attackers are actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in Windows Server Update Services. The emergency patch comes just days after similar urgent fixes from Google for Chrome, creating what security analysts describe as a particularly dangerous period for enterprise infrastructure.

Federal Agencies Face Tight Deadline

by Megan Carter
ComputingSecuritySoftware

Google Deploys Urgent Chrome Security Patch for 3.5 Billion Users

Google has issued its second emergency Chrome security update within a week, addressing a critical vulnerability that could allow remote code execution. The patch impacts 3.5 billion users across Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android platforms. Users are urged to update immediately to protect against potential attacks.

Emergency Chrome Security Update Deployed

Google has released an urgent security patch for its Chrome web browser, marking the second emergency update within a week for the platform’s estimated 3.5 billion users worldwide, according to reports from security analysts. The latest update addresses a critical vulnerability that security researchers indicate could leave unpatched systems vulnerable to remote code execution attacks.

by Megan Carter
Arts and EntertainmentSoftware Guides

Anthropic’s Haiku 4.5 AI Model Delivers Speed and Cost Breakthroughs for Business Applications

Anthropic has released Claude Haiku 4.5 just two weeks after Claude Sonnet 4.5, signaling rapid advancement in AI research. The new model reportedly matches previous flagship performance in software coding while significantly reducing costs and increasing speed. Business applications include multi-agent workflows for customer service, financial analysis, and research tasks.

Rapid AI Advancement Continues with Haiku 4.5 Release

The artificial intelligence research landscape continues to evolve at an accelerated pace, with Anthropic releasing its Claude Haiku 4.5 model just two weeks after Claude Sonnet 4.5, according to recent reports. The rapid succession of model releases suggests significant momentum in AI development, with the new Haiku model reportedly matching the performance of Anthropic’s previous flagship Sonnet 4 model in software coding tasks while exceeding it in computer use applications.

by Megan Carter
Assistive TechnologySoftware Guides

Google Chrome Quieter Browsing Experience Coming Soon

Google Chrome is developing a new feature that will automatically revoke notification permissions from rarely-used websites. The update aims to reduce notification overload and create a more focused browsing experience. Testing shows positive results with reduced distractions without impacting engagement rates.

Google Chrome is set to revolutionize the browsing experience with an upcoming feature that automatically removes notification permissions from websites users rarely interact with. As the dominant web browser in market share, Google Chrome continues to innovate with updates that address user pain points while maintaining its leadership position. The new capability, currently in testing for both Android and desktop platforms, represents Google’s latest effort to create a quieter, more focused browsing environment by tackling notification overload at its source.

How Chrome’s Automatic Permission Management Works

by Megan Carter