A critical security flaw, CVE-2025-21298, in Microsoft’s OLE technology enables remote code execution through a zero-click vulnerability in Outlook. Attackers can exploit this memory corruption issue by sending malicious RTF emails, triggering the flaw when previewed. Affecting multiple Windows versions, Microsoft has released patches, and users are urged to apply them and take additional precautions to mitigate risks.
iPhones Get Their First-Ever Porn App, and Apple Is Not Happy
Apple reluctantly approved an adult-content app, Hot Tub, for the first time due to new EU regulations, over fears of malware and unsafe content reaching
