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Microsoft patches remaining versions of Windows against PrintNightmare flaw

Patches to fix a severe flaw in the Windows Print spooler are now available for Windows 10 Version 1607, Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2016.

Android app users targeted with cryptomining scams

"Black Widow" digital premier a cover for malware and scams, says Kaspersky

Kaseya attack shows how third-party software is the perfect delivery method for ransomware

Top programming languages: C and Java remain tops as Python surges

The Linux Foundation gets into game development with new Open 3D Foundation

Software and IT services hiring is surging as workers move to these cities en masse

1 in 4 employees say they still have access to accounts from past jobs, survey finds

$13.7 million: Atlas VPN adds up the impact of the top 10 most successful blockchain scams

Photos: Windows 11 features you need to know

Looking for citizen developers? Here's how to spot them in your team

Top 5 more things to know about ransomware

The Audacity! How to wreck an open-source project and anger a community

Business lessons from a NASA contractor: Exchange of ideas and follow-through are most important

Cybersecurity pros come from all backgrounds, expert says

Sometimes interacting with robots is easier than with humans

How to install the iOS 15 public beta

How to install the macOS Monterey public beta

Windows 10 PowerToys: How to keep your PC awake without changing settings

DNS and DHCP usage policy

The purpose of this customizable DNS and DHCP usage policy from TechRepublic Premium is to provide guidelines for the appropriate implementation and administration of DNS and DHCP.

Business leader as developer: The rise of no-code and low-code software

No-code and low-code software is changing how enterprise applications are created and who is creating them. In this special feature, ZDNet helps IT leaders understand the consequences of non-developers becoming app builders and how to successfully take advantage of this trend.