Plus: The ransomware scourge continues, a massive botnet gets wounded, and more of the week’s top security news.
5 tips for using Microsoft’s To Do task-tracking app on Macs, iPhones and iPads
Many task management and reminder apps promise to simplify your planning, but only one is well integrated within the Microsoft 365 suite. Learn how to leverage Microsoft To Do using Apple hardware.
How phishing-as-a-service operations pose a threat to organizations
Attackers can easily buy, deploy and scale phishing campaigns to steal credentials and other sensitive data, says Microsoft.
Microsoft’s Surface Duo 2 Is a Lovable Weirdo
The second time around, Microsoft’s foldable mobile comes closer to what it actually is: a phone.
The iOS 15 Privacy Settings You Should Change Right Now
Apple’s latest software update has a bunch of new security features. Here’s how to put them to use.
Google, Microsoft and Oracle amassed the most cybersecurity vulnerabilities in the first half of 2021
A recent AtlasVPN report rounds up an inglorious cybersecurity top 10 of sorts, highlighting the companies that have amassed the most vulnerabilities in the first half of this year.
What Microsoft is doing to ease the tensions of remote work
Culture may eat strategy for breakfast; right now, both need to emphasize flexibility, empathy and taking advantage of tools that make hybrid work more successful and less of a burden.
How to see who is trying to break into your Office 365 and what they’re trying to hack
Office 365 and Azure Active Directory’s security diagnostics are surprisingly useful tools.
What Music Labels Learn When You Pre-Save Music
Pre-saving a song before its release can give third parties access to eye-popping amounts of data about your listening habits.
How My Job Search Forced Me to Catch Up With Technology
After being in one career for decades, I had to relearn how to apply for jobs—and how to stand out. Here are a few tips.