Search for the Microsoft Outlook API and you will find at least four things wearing that name: the old Outlook REST API, ...

Uh-oh, e-commerce giant AliExpress has been caught running hidden, silent audio processes inside visitors' browsers to generate unique device tracking profiles without user consent.

Microsoft reminds about the EWS API retirement and provides IT administrators with assistance in finding affected apps.

What if a website could identify your computer without using cookies, playing a sound, or asking you to install anything?

The issue only surfaced after a developer had trouble using multipoint Bluetooth headphones while an AliExpress tab was open: ...

Introhive today announced the general availability of its MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server for all customers. The ...

Microsoft released PowerShell scripts that let IT admins view, export, and delete Windows settings backup data through ...

A developer's investigation into a Bluetooth headphone issue uncovered hidden Web Audio processing on AliExpress that ...

Enterprise AI has largely been built around context engineering. Teams connect enterprise systems, generate chunks and ...

Thunderbird is moving to fortnightly releases to keep pace with Firefox's accelerated schedule. Mozilla and its subsidiary ...

Account takeover is now perpetrated by hijacking trusted workflows, even in environments where multi-factor authentication is ...