Support for Windows 10 has ended, but Microsoft Defender will continue to protect your PC
Windows 10 Support Ends: How Microsoft Defender Continues PC Protection Windows 10 Reaches End of Support Milestone Microsoft has officially…
Category: Software Guides
Google’s Nano Banana steps out of Gemini app and comes to more places
Google has unveiled a significant expansion for its Nano Banana AI model, moving it beyond the Gemini mobile app to…
Firefox officially adds Perplexity as a search engine option – 9to5Mac
Firefox Integrates Perplexity AI as Default Search Engine in Major Update Mozilla Expands AI-Powered Search with Perplexity Integration In a…
Android Pixnapping Exploit Threatens 2FA Security: What You Need to Know
Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated Android attack called Pixnapping that can steal two-factor authentication codes and sensitive screen content. The exploit works without app permissions and affects multiple device models, with partial patches already available.
A newly discovered Android exploit represents a significant threat to mobile security, capable of stealing sensitive information directly from your screen—including two-factor authentication codes and private messages. Dubbed “Pixnapping,” this attack method bypasses traditional security measures by exploiting fundamental rendering processes within the Android operating system.
Understanding the Pixnapping Attack Vector
Apple Maps and Find My Service Disruptions: Current Status and User Impact
Apple has acknowledged service disruptions impacting both Find My and Apple Maps functionality. The company confirms these partial outages began earlier today and are currently under investigation.
Apple has confirmed ongoing service disruptions affecting core location services, with both Find My and Apple Maps experiencing partial outages according to the company’s official status page. The technology giant indicates that “some users are affected” by these issues, though the exact scope and specific technical problems remain under active investigation.
Current Service Status and Investigation Timeline
This new ‘Pixnapping’ exploit can steal everything on your Android screen – even 2FA codes
This new ‘Pixnapping’ exploit can steal everything on your Android screen – even 2FA codes A new attack method demonstrated…
Windows 10 support officially ends today – and millions of PCs fall off the ‘security cliff’
TITLE: Windows 10 Support Officially Ends Today – Millions of PCs Face Security Risks The End of an Era for…
Windows 10 End of Life: Security Options When You Can’t Upgrade to Windows 11
Windows 10 reaches end of life on October 14, 2025, ending Microsoft security updates. Discover Extended Security Updates and security measures to protect your PC when you can’t upgrade to Windows 11.
Windows 10 end of life: What happens after support ends?
Windows 10 will officially reach its end of life on October 14, 2025, meaning Microsoft will no longer provide technical support or security updates to the operating system. If you’re reading this after that date and wondering about your security options when you can’t upgrade to Windows 11, you’re not alone.
Windows 10 Reaches End of Life Today: Microsoft to Release Final, Free Update Soon
Microsoft releases the final Windows 10 update today as the OS reaches end of life. Millions of PCs face upgrade challenges due to Windows 11 hardware requirements. Extended Security Updates provide temporary protection for users.
Windows 10 End of Life Arrives
After nearly a decade of service, Windows 10 reaches its end of life today, marking the conclusion of mainstream support from Microsoft. The company will deploy one final free update around 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 6 PM BST, leaving hundreds of millions of personal computer users worldwide without ongoing support after this milestone.
Windows 10 Support Ends: Upgrade to Windows 11 or Use ESU Alternatives
Microsoft ends Windows 10 support on October 14, 2025, stopping security updates and technical support. Discover upgrade options to Windows 11 or Extended Security Updates for incompatible devices to maintain protection.
Windows 10 Support Ends: Critical Security Implications
Microsoft officially ends support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, marking a significant milestone for the operating system. This means no more free security patches, feature updates, or technical support from Microsoft. While your computer will continue functioning, it becomes increasingly vulnerable to emerging threats without critical security patches.