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Microsoft Expands Copilot in SharePoint Public Preview: Build Sites, Organize Content, and Automate Work with AI

Par : Nisha
19 juin 2026 à 05:18
Microsoft Brings More AI Power to SharePoint with Expanded Copilot Preview Microsoft has announced that Copilot in SharePoint is now available in an expanded public preview, giving organizations a powerful new way to create, manage, and organize content using natural language prompts. The latest update allows users to transform ideas into action by simply describing […]

Microsoft Uncovers Advanced Crypto Clipper Malware Using Tor, Worm-Like Spread, and Backdoor Capabilities

Par : Nisha
18 juin 2026 à 05:19
Microsoft Defender Experts have disclosed a sophisticated cryptocurrency-focused malware campaign that goes far beyond traditional clipboard hijacking. First observed in February 2026, the operation combines crypto wallet theft, worm-like propagation, Tor-based communications, and remote code execution to create a persistent threat capable of both financial fraud and long-term device compromise. Unlike typical crypto clippers that […]

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  • DoH is now generally available on Windows DNS Server
    Microsoft has recently launched a new feature called DNS over HTTPS (DoH) via their June 9, 2026 update. The company had this feature in testing for a while, and now it has finally been made available to the public. As a result, you can now deploy DoH on your on-premises DNS infrastructure without a third-party […] The post DoH is now generally available on Windows DNS Server appeared first on TheWindowsClub News.
     

DoH is now generally available on Windows DNS Server

17 juin 2026 à 13:47

DoH is now generally available on Windows DNS ServerMicrosoft has recently launched a new feature called DNS over HTTPS (DoH) via their June 9, 2026 update. The company had this feature in testing for a while, and now it has finally been made available to the public. As a result, you can now deploy DoH on your on-premises DNS infrastructure without a third-party […]

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  • Microsoft Scout: An always-on Personal AI Agent for Microsoft 365
    Microsoft has introduced Scout, a new always-on personal AI agent for Microsoft 365. It falls under a new category of AI agents known as Autopilots. These Autopilots can work autonomously with their own identity and act on the users’ behalf. This article covers important highlights of Microsoft Scout. Microsoft Scout is an always-on Personal AI […] The post Microsoft Scout: An always-on Personal AI Agent for Microsoft 365 appeared first on TheWindowsClub News.
     

Microsoft Scout: An always-on Personal AI Agent for Microsoft 365

4 juin 2026 à 22:54

Microsoft Scout always-on Personal AI AgentMicrosoft has introduced Scout, a new always-on personal AI agent for Microsoft 365. It falls under a new category of AI agents known as Autopilots. These Autopilots can work autonomously with their own identity and act on the users’ behalf. This article covers important highlights of Microsoft Scout. Microsoft Scout is an always-on Personal AI […]

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  • Microsoft unveils the next-generation AI PCs powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark
    Microsoft and NVIDIA announced a major step towards AI-powered computing with the introduction of Windows PCs powered by the new NVIDIA RTX Spark superchip. The tech giants claim that these PCs will be the world’s most powerful and efficient thin-and-light Windows PCs ever. These computer systems will be capable of running advanced AI models locally, […] The post Microsoft unveils the next-generation AI PCs powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark appeared first on TheWindowsClub News.
     

Microsoft unveils the next-generation AI PCs powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark

2 juin 2026 à 13:20

NVIDIA RTX Spark powered AI PCsMicrosoft and NVIDIA announced a major step towards AI-powered computing with the introduction of Windows PCs powered by the new NVIDIA RTX Spark superchip. The tech giants claim that these PCs will be the world’s most powerful and efficient thin-and-light Windows PCs ever. These computer systems will be capable of running advanced AI models locally, […]

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Microsoft Project vs Smartsheet: Best Choice for 2026

19 juin 2026 à 10:41

Is Microsoft Project similar to Smartsheet? Use our guide to compare the main differences in features and pricing between Microsoft Project and Smartsheet.

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  • Une seule commande, et votre Surface se transformait en presse-papier
    Une seule petite ligne de code envoyée au mauvais endroit pouvait transformer un Surface Laptop en bloc de métal inutilisable. C'est sur cette faille que Microsoft a discrètement travaillé pendant trois mois, avant qu'elle ne soit rendue publique le 12 juin. L'histoire commence de façon assez improbable. Jack Darcy, un chercheur en sécurité australien, a demandé à Microsoft Copilot (l'assistant IA intégré à Windows) de régler le rétroéclairage de son écran, rien de dingue donc. Bien gentil, Copi
     

Une seule commande, et votre Surface se transformait en presse-papier

16 juin 2026 à 05:00

Une seule petite ligne de code envoyée au mauvais endroit pouvait transformer un Surface Laptop en bloc de métal inutilisable. C'est sur cette faille que Microsoft a discrètement travaillé pendant trois mois, avant qu'elle ne soit rendue publique le 12 juin.

L'histoire commence de façon assez improbable. Jack Darcy, un chercheur en sécurité australien, a demandé à Microsoft Copilot (l'assistant IA intégré à Windows) de régler le rétroéclairage de son écran, rien de dingue donc. Bien gentil, Copilot écrit tout seul un script Python, l'exécute, et la paf, il rend l'ordinateur totalement inopérant. Plus de démarrage, plus d'accès au BIOS, rien, queudalle.

En creusant, Darcy comprend ce qui vient de se passer. Le script a écrit n'importe quoi dans le firmware du SAM, le Surface Aggregator Microcontroller, cette petite puce qui coordonne le matériel sur les Surface : alimentation, ventilateurs, clavier, capteurs. Une fois sa mémoire corrompue, la machine ne sait tout simplement plus démarrer.

Le problème de fond, c'est que cette puce n'avait aucun garde-fou. Elle acceptait n'importe quelle valeur en écriture sans vérifier si elle avait le moindre sens. Pire, les commandes de lecture et celles d'écriture partageaient la même numérotation, ce qui rendait toute exploration prudente impossible. "Vous ne pouvez littéralement pas scanner deux commandes qui se suivent sans une chance sur deux de tomber sur une commande d'écriture", résume Darcy.

Du coup, un seul paquet expédié pouvait griller la carte mère pour de bon. Aucune réparation logicielle, aucune réinitialisation d'usine, aucun accès USB de secours : direction le remplacement complet de la carte mère, soit plusieurs centaines d'euros.

Tout n'est pas si noir quand même. Pour déclencher la catastrophe, il fallait déjà disposer des droits administrateur sur la machine et avoir désactivé Secure Boot et Secure Core, les deux protections activées par défaut sur les Surface. Autrement dit, un parc d'entreprise géré normalement ne risquait rien, et les seules machines réellement exposées étaient celles des bidouilleurs tournant sous Linux, en configuration gaming allégée ou avec des pilotes maison.

Les modèles concernés vont du Surface Laptop 3 au Surface Laptop 6 et du Surface Book 1 au Surface Book 3. Les Surface Go semblent épargnés, et les versions ARM n'ont pas été testées.

Côté correctif, Microsoft a plutôt bien joué le jeu. Prévenu le 10 mars, l'éditeur a reconnu le défaut puis déployé des mises à jour de firmware via Windows Update dès le mois de mars, si bien que la grande majorité des appareils touchés sont désormais protégés. Darcy a récupéré un Surface tout neuf pour le dédommager.

Un point chiffonne quand même. Microsoft a refusé d'attribuer un CVE, l'identifiant officiel qui répertorie une faille de sécurité, estimant que le bug "n'atteignait pas le seuil" requis. Pour un défaut capable de tuer une machine de façon irréversible, l'argument laisse songeur.

Pour la suite, Redmond mise sur le langage Rust, réputé pour empêcher ce genre de débordements mémoire. Le firmware embarqué est en cours de réécriture intégrale, baptisée "Secure EC", tout comme une partie de l'UEFI sous le nom de "Project Patina".

Bref, un Copilot qui brique tout seul le PC sur lequel il tourne, voilà une démo involontaire dont Microsoft se serait bien passé.

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4 Start menu changes are coming to Windows 11, and they will shape how you use your PC

Microsoft is finally fixing the Windows 11 Start menu with resizing, section toggles, and improved recommendation controls. Here's all you need to know.

Windows 11 Start menu new settings

Windows 11 Start menu new settings

Google’s AI Search is pushing users away, and Bing has a rare opening it has not seen in years. What happens next is up to Microsoft.

As competitor search engines surge on Google's AI obsession, Microsoft has a very, very rare opportunity to exploit the situation. But it'll go against everything they've been doing up until now. Does Microsoft have the guts to do it?

A smart phone is displaying Bing with Microsoft visible in the background in this photo illustration.

Bing has been the laughing stock of search for almost 20 years. But it now has an opportunity.

Microsoft rolls out Windows 11 KB5089573 update that makes your PC genuinely faster and more responsive

Windows 11 update KB5089573 is now generally available as Microsoft's non-security preview update for May, and is packing genuinely notable performance improvements.

Windows 11

Windows 11

A recent HP laptop BIOS bug is leaving high-end Windows 11 PCs stuck in an endless BitLocker recovery loop

HP confirms its BIOS update is breaking Windows 11 PCs, trapping users in recovery loops and blocking Secure Boot fixes.

Image of the HP ZBook Ultra 14 (G1a) laptop.

Image of the HP ZBook Ultra 14 (G1a) laptop.

Microsoft confirms plans to integrate Copilot with the Taskbar on Windows 11 this summer: Ask Copilot expected to debut "mid-2026"

First announced last year, a new document has confirmed that Microsoft's upcoming "Ask Copilot" feature for Windows 11's Taskbar is arriving mid-2026.

Ask Copilot search box on the Taskbar

Ask Copilot search box on the Taskbar

Microsoft confirms that Samsung is killing OneDrive integration on its Galaxy phones very soon: Here's what will happen to your photo backups

Starting September 30, Samsung Galaxy users will no longer be able to backup their photos to OneDrive using the Gallery app.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4

Microsoft’s Surface launch was so quiet I regret paying attention

This year’s Spring Surface drop arrived with no event, no excitement, and no clear strategy; just another quiet refresh at a time when the brand needs direction.

Laptop on a desk displaying a webpage about Surface Laptop for Business. The screen shows colorful product images and text. Soft pink and blue lighting in the background.

Laptop on a desk displaying a webpage about Surface Laptop for Business. The screen shows colorful product images and text. Soft pink and blue lighting in the background.

I tested Windows 11’s return of taskbar positioning and resizing, and it’s not the classic Windows 10 experience

Microsoft brings back Taskbar positioning and smaller Taskbar options on Windows 11, though some Windows 10 features remain missing.

Windows 11 desktop with colorful wave background. A Start menu overlay shows pinned apps like Microsoft Edge and Teams, organized by category in a grid layout.

Windows 11 desktop with colorful wave background. A Start menu overlay shows pinned apps like Microsoft Edge and Teams, organized by category in a grid layout.

Microsoft Is Removing SMS Login Codes for Xbox and Personal Accounts — Here’s What You Need to Do

Par : Nisha
24 mai 2026 à 23:07
Microsoft is officially phasing out SMS-based verification codes for personal Microsoft accounts, including Xbox accounts, in a major security push aimed at reducing phishing and SIM-swap attacks. The company is urging users to move away from text-message authentication and switch to more secure sign-in methods like passkeys, the Microsoft Authenticator app, and backup email verification. […]

FBI Warns: ‘Kali365’ Phishing Service Targets Microsoft 365 Accounts

26 mai 2026 à 22:31

The FBI warned that Kali365 can hijack Microsoft 365 accounts by abusing device code authentication and capturing OAuth tokens.

The post FBI Warns: ‘Kali365’ Phishing Service Targets Microsoft 365 Accounts appeared first on TechRepublic.

‘Tiny11’ Gives Windows 10 Users a Risky Upgrade Path

26 mai 2026 à 12:23

Tiny11 can help older Windows 10 PCs run a lighter Windows 11 build, but the unofficial project comes with security and support tradeoffs.

The post ‘Tiny11’ Gives Windows 10 Users a Risky Upgrade Path appeared first on TechRepublic.

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