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- January 09, 2018
09 Jan'18
Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities dominate January Patch Tuesday
Complications surrounding the fix for the Meltdown and Spectre microprocessor architecture flaws will make the patching process more difficult for administrators.
- December 14, 2017
14 Dec'17
December Patch Tuesday closes year on a relatively calm note
Windows Server administrators should focus their patching efforts on a Remote Procedure Call vulnerability that could allow an attacker to stake his claim to company data.
- December 12, 2017
12 Dec'17
December Patch Tuesday closes year on a relatively calm note
Windows Server administrators should focus their patching efforts on a Remote Procedure Call vulnerability that could allow an attacker to stake his claim to company data.
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- November 14, 2017
14 Nov'17
Light workload awaits admins on November Patch Tuesday
Microsoft said there were no critical vulnerabilities for Windows Server this month, but it issued patches for exploits that could be more damaging in the long run.
- October 31, 2017
31 Oct'17
Microsoft puts a new face on remote server management
Microsoft's Project Honolulu puts the GUI back in the spotlight for systems administrators who felt left behind by the company's focus on advanced initiatives.
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- October 10, 2017
10 Oct'17
Microsoft cumulative updates bring security, frustration
One year in, Microsoft's cumulative updates model has made enterprise IT systems more secure, but forced administrators to adjust their patching process.
- September 21, 2017
21 Sep'17
Microsoft's VS Code embrace prompts PowerShell editor debate
IT admins can build scripts with PowerShell ISE, VS Code or PowerShell Studio. Think about what platforms and functions you need before deciding which is right for you.
- September 12, 2017
12 Sep'17
DHCP server exploit highlights September Patch Tuesday
Microsoft patched 76 vulnerabilities on September Patch Tuesday, but Windows Server administrators only have a few critical updates that require immediate attention.
- August 31, 2017
31 Aug'17
PowerShell Core's march ahead gives pause for IT admins
As Microsoft's PowerShell Core open source project progresses, some question the future of Windows PowerShell in the company's cloud-focused strategy.
- August 15, 2017
15 Aug'17
Expect service providers to ease Azure Stack deployment
Azure Stack will be ready in September. But given the product's complexity, early customers might think about working with a service provider.
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- August 08, 2017
08 Aug'17
No patch for zero-day SMB exploit for August Patch Tuesday
Security researchers uncovered a new SMB vulnerability in July, but Microsoft feels most administrators who follow network security best practices are already protected.
- July 11, 2017
11 Jul'17
Microsoft spotlights exploit connected to SMB on July Patch Tuesday
Administrators should prioritize yet another vulnerability associated with the SMB protocol that could allow attackers to overtake Windows systems.
- June 13, 2017
13 Jun'17
Microsoft stitches up Windows Server 2003 on busy June Patch Tuesday
A month after Microsoft issued updates to protect unsupported Windows systems from the WannaCry ransomware, the company repeats the act to protect these systems from a new threat.
- May 09, 2017
09 May'17
Microsoft shuts down critical exploit ahead of May Patch Tuesday
Microsoft didn't wait until May Patch Tuesday to issue an update on a critical Malware Protection Engine vulnerability discovered by Google's Project Zero.
- April 20, 2017
20 Apr'17
Microsoft and Docker collaboration puts Linux containers on Windows
Microsoft's project to run Linux containers on Windows bridges a technical divide, but developers who work on the open source operating system may not be swayed so easily.