An "authorized attacker" could exploit this weakness to gain elevated privileges, potentially reaching SYSTEM-level access.
Microsoft has issued an emergency Windows server security patch to fix a critical severity flaw apparently abused in the wild. As part of its most recent Patch Tuesday cumulative update (October 14, ...
Microsoft halts KB5070881 after reports it broke Hotpatch on Windows Server 2025 while patching an actively exploited WSUS ...
Windows Server System truly helps you do more with less. At Microsoft, we believe our role is to engineer out complexity and costs and incorporate operating system innovations into a deeply-integrated ...
A new CERT-In advisory warns of a remote code execution flaw in Microsoft’s graphics component affecting multiple Windows and ...
Microsoft Windows Server 2019 brings a number of new capabilities plus updates and performance improvements to its server operating system. The question for most IT administrators will be whether to ...
Alongside the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, Microsoft delivered its first feature update for Windows Server 2016 this week. While some administrators are just starting to kick the tires, they've ...
Microsoft is stepping away from the traditional home server like those being offered by Infrant/NetGear, IOMega, Buffalo, and others. The pack is attempting to offer the SOHO environment a smaller ...
Microsoft this week said pricing for its upcoming Windows Server 2003 operating system will remain largely unchanged from that of the previous version. The announcement comes as Microsoft puts the ...
Microsoft has released Windows 11 KB5068861 and KB5068865 cumulative updates for versions 25H2/24H2 and 23H2 to fix security ...
Microsoft is using its Ignite conference this week as the launch pad for Windows Server 2016, System Center 2016, and Technical Preview 2 of its Azure Stack hybrid system. An evaluation edition of the ...
The company says it is actively working on improving its new update naming scheme for Windows 11 after pushback from users.