This devious new malware technique looks to hijack Windows itself to avoid detection
There is a way to abuse accessibility features on Windows to hide malware, similar to how it's done on Android.
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Win a slice of XP cheese if you tell us where Microsoft should put Copilot next
The sweater debuted in 2023 and arrived at Vulture Central in a natty box, replete with an XP-themed card instructing the ...
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Attackers can abuse the Windows UI Automation framework to steal data from apps
An Akamai researcher found a feature built into Windows for people with disabilities can be abused by malware to steal data and control applications without EDR tools detecting it.
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Microsoft introduces new wallpapers for Windows
In recent months, Microsoft designers have started releasing new packs of wallpapers every now and then. It was usually used ...