Microsoft announced that security administrators will soon be able to block external users from sending messages, calls, or meeting invitations to members of their organization via Teams.

The security updates delivered through KB5071546 have fundamentally broken Message Queuing (MSMQ) functionality across multiple Windows versions.

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Thierry Briton, the EU’s former top technology regulator, is among five people for whom the State Department said it would ...

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Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino kicked off his first day since leaving the agency Sunday with an innocuous social ...

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NASA plans a permanent US moon base to advance scientific research, economic ventures and national security, reinforcing ...

Microsoft Teams will automatically enable messaging safety features by default in January to strengthen defenses against ...

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