ZDNet | An obscure hacker group known as Buhtrap is actually behind a recent Windows OS zero-day vulnerability that was exploited in the wild.

CNET | If you're tired of leaking data across the web, Firefox and its privacy tools can help protect you and your data as you visit websites. Among the threats Mozilla's Firefox web browser for Windows and MacOS can protect you from are trackers that gather your browsing history, cryptominers that secretly use your device's resources to mine cryptocurrency and fingerprinters that uniquely identify you based on your device, settings and apps.

Computerworld | Get to know the interface, features and shortcuts in Microsoft's latest operating system.

Engadget | Mozilla is making it easier to choose the best Firefox add-ons from a sea of extensions you'd usually have to wade through. The latest version of Firefox for desktop now comes with a list of recommended extensions, which have been chosen based on their security, usability and usefulness.

How-To Geek | Sometimes, unbeknownst to us, adware, malware, and unwanted extensions change settings—like homepages and default search engines—and make it nearly impossible to change them back. When you reset a browser’s settings, it removes some of the guesswork and does it all for you.

MakeUseOf | If you want a chat and collaboration app for your team, Slack is probably the first tool that pops into your head. However, it’s not the only option. Since launching in August 2013, Slack’s success has prompted many copycat services to appear. One such service is Twist. But is Twist better than Slack? How do the features in Slack and Twist compare against each other? And which chat app is right for your team?

Microsoft 365 | Microsoft announced new capabilities in four areas that make it easier for customers to use Teams to communicate and collaborate.