Microsoft has rolled out a server-side fix for a recent Classic Outlook problem that prevented some users from sending messages through Outlook.com. The issue caused non-delivery warnings and error codes for affected accounts, and the company says the change has been in production as of April 3, 2026. What happened Some Classic Outlook users received non-delivery reports (NDRs) with error
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Researcher Publishes Windows Defender 0-Day ‘BlueHammer’ LPE Proof‑of‑Concept
A security researcher using the handle Chaotic Eclipse has publicly released a working proof‑of‑concept for a Windows zero‑day local privilege escalation (LPE) exploit called “BlueHammer.” The disclosure, accompanied by full source code on GitHub, was confirmed as functional by vulnerability researcher Will Dormann and demonstrates that a low‑privileged local user can escalate to NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM on affected machines. The release
Microsoft removes Support and Recovery Assistant from Windows — what it means
Microsoft has removed the Support and Recovery Assistant (SaRA) from Windows, according to recent reports. Once a handy troubleshooting companion for Office and other Microsoft products, SaRA helped users diagnose and fix a variety of common issues. Its absence changes the options available to end users and IT teams when problems arise, but there are practical alternatives and steps you
LinkedIn’s BrowserGate: Scanning Visitors for 6,236 Chrome Extensions and Device Data
A recent security analysis has raised alarms about how LinkedIn inspects the browsers of people who visit its site. Researchers at Fairlinked e.V. published what they call the “BrowserGate” report, and independent testing by BleepingComputer corroborated many of the findings: LinkedIn appears to inject client-side JavaScript that probes visitors’ browsers for thousands of Chrome extensions and collects a range of
Accio and Alibaba: How AI Is Rewiring Sourcing for Small Online Sellers
When Mike McClary decided to revive a discontinued flashlight that had once been one of his best sellers, he didn’t dust off the old supplier spreadsheet or spend weeks emailing factories. Instead, he opened Accio, an AI-powered sourcing assistant on Alibaba.com, and started a conversation. Within weeks he had a redesigned product, a recommended factory in Ningbo, and a projected
Announcing General Availability of Server Logic in Power Pages
Power Pages has taken a significant step forward: Server Logic is now generally available for production use. What began as a preview capability to bring server-side processing closer to makers and developers has matured into a production-ready feature designed for enterprise scenarios. With this GA release, organizations gain a native, governed, and extensible way to run server-side operations directly within