Windows Feature That Records Everything You Do Can Easily Be Hacked

Worse yet, as Wired reports, Microsoft has essentially admitted that it won’t hide passwords or other highly sensitive information — and researchers have already found easy ways to recover this data.

How to disable Windows Recall | Windows Central

The feature works by taking snapshots of your screen every few seconds and storing them locally on your hard drive.

Why AI won’t replace human intelligence in cybersecurity | TechRadar

As hackers create new and different ways to break through security systems, AI technology that is not up to date might not know how to react or miss a threat entirely.

Rural hospitals are particularly vulnerable to ransomware, report finds | CyberScoop

The threat facing U.S. health care systems is no longer theoretical, with several important health care providers getting hit by ransomware attacks in recent months. 

5 ways to save your Windows 10 PC in 2025 – and most are free | ZDNET

What’s a user to do when their Windows machine can’t make the grade —  or they simply don’t want to upgrade? Well, here’s one choice you shouldn’t make: Do not keep running Windows 10 come the fall of 2025. Your machine will be hacked. There’s no ifs, ands, or buts about it. 

What is spear phishing? Examples, tactics, and techniques | CSO Online

Spear phishing messages are crafted with care using social engineering techniques and are difficult to defend against with technical means alone. And they’re ruthlessly efficient.

CasperSecurity Stealer Attacking Windows Machine

This complex malware is made to steal Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) credentials, which is very dangerous for individuals and businesses.

FCC Reveals ‘Royal Tiger’ Robocall Campaign

An example of a transcript of a call that Royal Tiger feeds its victims is as follows: “This is an important call regarding illegal enforcement action being executed under your name for suspicious and fraudulent activities carried out using your identity.

Hackers Can Abuse Apple’s Wi-Fi Positioning System

A recent study by security researchers has revealed a major privacy vulnerability in Apple’s Wi-Fi Positioning System (WPS) that allows hackers to track the locations of Wi-Fi access points and their owners globally.

Google guru roasts useless phishing tests, calls for fire drill-style overhaul • The Register

The main argument against current phishing tests is “there is no evidence that the tests result in fewer incidences of successful phishing campaigns,” said Linton.