Month: April 2021

CBS News: NSA warns Microsoft about critical bug in Microsoft Exchange

The National Security Agency (NSA) said Tuesday that it had alerted Microsoft to "a series of critical vulnerabilities" in the Microsoft Exchange email application, prompting the company to issue a new patch.

In a blog post, Microsoft said it had "not seen" the vulnerabilities used against its customers, but urged users to install timely updates.

"[G]iven recent adversary focus on Exchange, we recommend customers install the updates as soon as possible to ensure they remain protected from these and other threats," the company said, in a reference to an earlier disclosure, made in March, that suspected Chinese hackers had exploited different Exchange server flaws to spy on thousands of U.S. organizations.

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Siri says Apple’s next event will be on April 20th, 2021

Some users are reporting when they ask Siri when the next Apple Event will be, that Siri responds with "The next Apple Event will be April 20th."  Of course Apple has not officially announced the date as of this writing.

However, only some users are getting that, while others get the standard "you can get all the details about Apple events on Apple.com." statement.

iPhone 11 Pro with misprinted Apple logo sells for $2,700.00

An iPhone 11 Pro with a “misprint” that apparently sold for $2,700 has appeared in a tweet, with images showing the Apple logo on the back of the iPhone wasn’t positioned where Apple intended.

Posted to Twitter on Friday by “Internal Archive,” the images depict the back of an iPhone 11 Pro from two viewpoints, with one angled upwards from the base while the other is a flat top-down view. The second image is shown alongside an edited version to highlight the “misprint.”

The defect is in the positioning and the angle of the Apple logo, which usually sits in the center of the back panel. In this case, the logo is off-center to the right, as well as slightly angled anticlockwise. If genuine, it’s feasible this was a manufacturing error where the panel wasn’t seated properly in a machine before the logo was applied to the device.

It is unclear when and how the misprinted iPhone was sold for $2,700.

Via: AppleInsider.com

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