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Microsoft Rolls Out Emergency Fix for Exchange Y2K22 Bug that Affects Email Delivery Over the weekend, Microsoft deployed an emergency patch to fix the Y2K22 bug that crippled the email delivery system by freezing messages on on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers since Jan.

Newsletters are all the rage now. And Facebook and Twitter want in. Which email newsletters do you enjoy reading?

Facebook building newsletter tool after Twitter goes all in Social networks could be how you subscribe to newsletters in the future. For instance, Facebook is reportedly working on a newsletter product.

U.S authorities have charged three North Korean hackers with trying to steal more than $1.3 billion through loads of scams

Feds Indict North Korean Hackers for Years of Heists and Scams The three men are allegedly part of a group that tried to steal $1.3 billion in an extended—and ongoing—cybercrime spree.

Have you ever used Trello to manage your projects? There are some big updates coming

Trello, now 10, offers up an ambitious platform overhaul The workplace productivity app this week unveiled a host of new board designs and card capabilities designed to improve the remote-work experience.

WhatsApp has added biometric authentication to its desktop app to boost security. Have you tried using WhatsApp on your computer yet?

WhatsApp boosts security with biometric authentication for desktop client WhatsApp will roll out the feature to beef up users' security amid privacy concerns

A new law in France has forced Apple to publish a 'repairability score' for its gadgets. Do you think this will help to reduce tech waste?

Apple forced to add iPhone and MacBook repairability scores to comply with French law The iPhone 12 gets a score of 6/10 under the rules.

Microsoft Word can now transform your text document into a fully designed PowerPoint presentation. Sounds like a real timesaver!

Microsoft: Now you can turn a Word doc into a visual PowerPoint presentation | ZDNet Microsoft's AI can turn your text-based Word document into an online PowerPoint presentation with images.

Some cyber-crime groups are so sophisticated that countries are paying them to carry out attacks on their behalf

Cybercrime groups are selling their hacking skills. Some countries are buying | ZDNet Nation-state hacking groups don't need to do the work themselves anymore: they can hire criminal gangs to breach targets for them - with the added bonus that it's harder to trace the attack back to them, say researchers.

You won't believe the latest tech trend� it's speaking into our phones. Whoa. What's next� using trainers to exercise with?

The hot new thing in tech: speaking into your phone Before last year, 28-year-old Meredith Giuliani thought voice notes were "kind of weird," and she mostly stuck to texting. But after the pandemic hit, audio messages became a daily routine for her and many of her friends.

Hackers really will target anyone. More than 30 charities in the UK were affected by a ransomware attack

Unilever's said its office workers will never return to their desks full-time. Would you insist your staff be chained to their desk in the future?

Unilever workers will never return to desks full-time, says boss Alan Jope says multinational firm will look at different working patterns after pandemic experiences