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Massive 100TB Lifetime Cloud Storage Deal from Internxt at $849.97
technology3 days ago

Massive 100TB Lifetime Cloud Storage Deal from Internxt at $849.97

Mashable Deals reports a limited-time sale offering 100TB of Internxt Cloud Storage for life for $849.97 (down from $9,900). The plan is available to new users only and codes aren’t stackable. It features end-to-end encryption, zero-knowledge storage, open-source software, GDPR compliance, and post-quantum security, usable across Windows/macOS/Linux, iOS/Android with unlimited devices and ongoing app updates. The sale runs through Feb. 22 at 11:59 p.m. PT and prices may change.

Global cloud-storage scam hits inboxes with fake renewal alerts to steal payment details
cybersecurity24 days ago

Global cloud-storage scam hits inboxes with fake renewal alerts to steal payment details

A worldwide phishing campaign floods recipients with urgent emails claiming cloud-storage renewals failed, pushing them to a fake Google Cloud Storage link that redirects to scam pages impersonating cloud portals. The pages upsell a deceptive “loyalty” upgrade and collect credit card info, with the aim of affiliate revenue. Legitimate providers do not notify via such scans or require third-party security products, and users should delete the messages and verify billing directly on official sites.

Microsoft rolls out second emergency Windows patch amid boot-time bug
technology28 days ago

Microsoft rolls out second emergency Windows patch amid boot-time bug

Microsoft released a second out-of-band emergency patch (KB5078127) to fix cloud-storage access issues introduced by the January Patch Tuesday, including Outlook not opening files from OneDrive/Dropbox; however, a separate boot bug on some Windows 11 25H2/24H2 machines can cause a black screen with an UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME error, with no fix yet and recovery steps likely required.

Microsoft Word now defaults to saving documents in the cloud, sparking user concerns
technology4 months ago

Microsoft Word now defaults to saving documents in the cloud, sparking user concerns

Microsoft announced that new Word documents on Windows will now automatically save to OneDrive with autosave enabled by default, aiming to improve backup and accessibility, though some users may have privacy concerns. Users can disable this feature if desired. Additionally, Microsoft revealed new OneDrive features, including Copilot integration and a dedicated Windows 11 app for easier photo management.