February 2026 News & Updates
Updates Microsoft only released around 50 updates _in the February Patch Tuesday release_ but, a) that release includes at least six actively exploited zero day vulnerabilities AND there have been…
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Updates Microsoft only released around 50 updates _in the February Patch Tuesday release_ but, a) that release includes at least six actively exploited zero day vulnerabilities AND there have been…
Read moreWe don’t have any details as of the time of this post but we are currently experiencing issues with inbound mail from Microsoft 365. We have confirmed that that mail…
Read moreAccording to multiple sources, CloudFlare has acknowledged a what it is calling a “major issue affecting its Global Network” causing widespread outages on sites and platforms like downdetector.com, X, Amazon,…
Read moreMicrosoft has been aggressively replacing Outlook Classic with Outlook New on newer / newly deployed computers. Outlook Classic is still supported at least 2029 for users with perpetual licenses or…
Read moreWe have had a number of client sites with odd issues this morning, most surrounding logging in and / or accessing the services. This is on the tails of a…
Read moreUpdates Microsoft dropped updates for more than 100 bugs and at least 13 of those bugs are rated critical. Some of the vulnerabilities were in Exchange server which, with the…
Read moreWe are seeing a pretty significant spike in malicious spam email (“malspam”) using a relatively new technique that’s bypassing most SPAM filtering tools. The emails are very basic and have…
Read moreUpdates Microsoft has released patches for around 137 vulnerabilities. As is becoming more the rule than the exception, the actual number depends on who you ask. This month though, the…
Read moreUpdates Microsoft has released patches for 67 (or 65 or 66, depending on who you ask) vulnerabilities in their June 2025 Patch Tuesday. Included in this update is one vulnerability…
Read moreCisco Talos has posted an interesting article about a new approach that they’re seeing criminals use to spread malware, specifically CyberLock, Lucky_Gh0$t and an interesting newcomer to the field that…
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