Microsoft Suffers Major Outage as U.S. CISA Confirms Actively Exploited Outlook Vulnerability
Nearly 130,000 people could not open Outlook on November 12 while a confirmed zero-day flaw continues to leak login data from the same program.
Microsoft's November Windows 10 Patch Arrives With Fixes, Costs, and Another Nudge Toward Windows 11
Big Tech drops security updates for the OS it stopped supporting the way it used to, while businesses face rising fees and users get steered toward "cloud" accounts.
Happy Linux Day: Linux Offers Freedom from the Big Tech Companies That Are Selling Your Data and Spying on You
For more than five years, Jeff.pro has been showing "main-street Americans" ("We, the people"), how Linux gives them control that Microsoft, Google, and Apple do not
Judge Finds Google Illegally Locked Up Web Advertising, Rejects DOJ Plan to Force a Breakup
Google keeps its AdX exchange and must instead open auctions to rivals, share bid data, and accept six years of monitoring.
Senate Kills Clarity Act, Leaves Wall Street and Silicon Valley in Charge
A 49-50 cloture vote ends years of lobbying. Regulators, banks, and campaign season now write the rules.
Microsoft’s Giant September Patch Broke Remote Desktop, Excel, and USB Audio
A record security dump from Redmond left offices scrambling, then the company had to rush out emergency fixes.
Silicon Valley’s News Apps Stack the Deck with Political Bias: 68% Left, 5% Right
Apple, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo push left-leaning stories by the thousands while conservative outlets barely get a look as midterms near
Police Sound the Alarm on Meta’s Camera Glasses
Internal memos from New York to California treat Ray-Ban Meta glasses as a security risk that can film jails, officers, and patrol routines without anyone noticing.
Texas Republicans Turn Against Data Centers
Voters in red counties are forcing a harder look at Silicon Valley’s Texas expansion
Hackers Are Hijacking WordPress Sites Through a Popular Page Builder
A patched Elementor Pro bug is already being used to drop webshells and seize control of websites.
Major AI Chatbots Fail at Once as Users Report Widespread Errors
Big Tech’s favorite tools failed together. That should worry anyone who treats them like public utilities.
Home Depot’s Parking Lot Is Watching You
License-plate cameras at the store are feeding a national search network. The company says it’s about theft. The fine print says more.
Apple Kept Thunderbolt Locked. Volunteers Forced It Open on Linux
After years of reverse-engineering and zero help from Cupertino, a driver for M1, M2, and M3 Macs finally lands on the Linux kernel list