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How to fix error code 0x426-0x0 on Microsoft 365 (Office) apps for Windows 11, 10
On Windows 11 (or 10), you can fix the error code 0x426-0x0 for Microsoft 365 (Office) apps using the repair options available with the Microsoft 365 installer, and in this guide, I’ll outline the steps to complete this process. Sooner or later, you may try to open Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or any of the Microsoft 365 apps, but only to…
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‘Awesome for the community’: DeepSeek open sourced its code repositories, and experts think it could give competitors a scare
Challenger AI startup DeepSeek has open-sourced some of its code repositories in a move that experts told ITPro puts the firm ahead of the competition on model transparency. In a post to X late last month, DeepSeek said it would be open sourcing five of its code repositories in a bid to share what it called its “small but sincere…
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10 VS Code Extensions I Can’t Live Without
The sheer number of extensions for VS Code can be so overwhelming that even veteran users get lost searching for what they need. Let me show you how to take your coding experience to an entirely new level with ten VS Code extensions I just can’t live without! When you start a new project, VS Code will often suggest essential…
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Learn How to Code and Get Microsoft Visual Studio for Only $56
TL;DR: Business owners and freelancers can all profit from coding and data visualization. Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 + The Premium Learn to Code Certification Bundle are on sale now for only $55.97 (97% off the regular price) through March 30. Whether you have your own business or would like to provide additional services as a freelancer, there are many…
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CISA flags Craft CMS code injection flaw as exploited in attacks
The U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warns that a Craft CMS remote code execution flaw is being exploited in attacks. The flaw is tracked as CVE-2025-23209 and is a high severity (CVSS v3 score: 8.0) code injection (RCE) vulnerability impacting Craft CMS versions 4 and 5. Craft CMS is a content management system (CMS) used for building websites…
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Apiiro unveils free scanner to detect malicious code merges
Security researchers at Apiiro have released two free, open-source tools designed to detect and block malicious code before they are added to software projects to curb supply chain attacks. The two tools consist of a comprehensive ruleset for Semgrep and Opengrep designed to detect malicious code patterns with minimal false positives and PRevent, a GitHub-integrated scanner, that detects and alerts on…
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Flaws in a popular dev library could let hackers run malicious code in your MongoDB database
A researcher has uncovered two related vulnerabilities in a popular developer library used to connect applications and MongoDB that could allow hackers to sneak into your database. Mongoose is an object data modeling (ODM) library for MongDB that connects it to the Node.js runtime environment, essentially simplifying interactions between applications and MongoDB databases The flaws were discovered by Dat Phung,…
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Valve Releases Team Fortress 2 Code, Promises to Update Old Games
Valve’s latest Source SDK update contains the full client and server code for TF2. The company has also confirmed that classic Source Engine titles will soon gain 64-bit binary support. Let’s start with the Team Fortress 2 news, as that’s more prescient than the 64-bit thing. Developers can now access the TF2 game source code for free through the Source…
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Hackers steal emails in device code phishing attacks
An active campaign from a threat actor potentially linked to Russia is targeting Microsoft 365 accounts of individuals at organizations of interest using device code phishing. The targets are in the government, NGO, IT services and technology, defense, telecommunications, health, and energy/oil and gas sectors in Europe, North America, Africa, and the Middle East. Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center tracks the threat actors behind the device code…
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whoAMI attacks give hackers code execution on Amazon EC2 instances
Security researchers discovered a name confusion attack that allows access to an Amazon Web Services account to anyone that publishes an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) with a specific name. Dubbed “whoAMI,” the attack was crafted by DataDog researchers in August 2024, who demonstrated that it’s possible for attackers to gain code execution within AWS accounts by exploiting how software projects retrieve…
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