Computing news

Cortana in Windows 10

Microsoft says it’s curtains for Cortana in Windows 11 (and 10) – but that’s no surprise

By Darren Allan published

Did anyone still use Cortana? Well, if you did, the digital assistant won’t be around in Windows later in 2023.

UEFA

Dodgy Champions League final streaming could be a serious own goal

By Craig Hale published

TechRadar Pro

Cybercriminals look to be targeting football fans as the Champions League final approaches.

Concept art representing cybersecurity principles

This new malware campaign can hijack your Gmail or Outlook email account

By Sead Fadilpašić published

TechRadar Pro

Campaign mostly targets the Spanish-speaking community, but Gmail and Outlook users everywhere should beware.

iTunes in Windows 11

Apple iTunes has a serious security flaw you really should know about

By Sead Fadilpašić published

TechRadar Pro

Hackers could use iTunes to create a system folder with high privileges, so make sure to patch up.

Hologram of security padlock operating on the electronic circuit CPU.

MOVEit Transfer has a major security issue - here's what you need to know

By Sead Fadilpašić published

TechRadar Pro

Hackers abused a zero-day in MOVEit Transfer to move countless sensitive files, experts claim.

malware

US government legal firm Casepoint investigating data breach

By Sead Fadilpašić published

TechRadar Pro

ALPHV apparently managed to steal terabytes of sensitive data, including some belonging to the US government.

2TB Flash Drive from Teamgroup

Exclusive: This 2TB USB flash drive is the biggest ever, costs only $190 and delivers SSD-like performance

By Desire Athow last updated

TechRadar Pro

Updated Still more expensive than the fake Amazon 4TB ones, but at least this Teamgroup device will work.

Microsoft Teams update

Microsoft Teams on Windows 11 is getting a major facelift, and I'm excited

By Muskaan Saxena published

Microsoft is revamping Teams communities and giving the platform a Discord-like facelift.

Chrome

Google will now pay you some serious dough to find security flaws in Chrome

By Craig Hale published

TechRadar Pro

Life-changing sums of money are being offered by Google to find some of the worst-offending vulnerabilities in Chrome.

Woman using an Apple MacBook

Microsoft wants to help Mac users actually enjoy using Windows

By Craig Hale published

TechRadar Pro

Microsoft is giving Mac users an online space to share their experiences, tips, and tricks and about using its products.

Other versions of this page are available with specific content for the following regions: