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Forensic Windows – Partie 11 : analyser la MFT avec KAPE et MFTECmd

11 septembre 2026 à 09:45

Analysez la MFT du système de fichiers NTFS de Windows : extraction de $MFT avec KAPE, conversion en CSV avec MFTECmd et recherche de fichiers supprimés.

Le post Forensic Windows – Partie 11 : analyser la MFT avec KAPE et MFTECmd a été publié sur IT-Connect.

BlueMoon : des PC à jour compromis avec ces failles Google Chrome et Windows

11 septembre 2026 à 08:58

Le kit d'exploitation BlueMoon s'appuie sur deux failles dans Google Chrome et une faille Windows pour compromettre des utilisateurs pourtant à jour.

Le post BlueMoon : des PC à jour compromis avec ces failles Google Chrome et Windows a été publié sur IT-Connect.

Windows 11 KB5124010 brings major WinRE changes to Release Preview

Par : IT News
10 septembre 2026 à 22:01
Windows 11 KB5124010 brings major WinRE changes to Release Preview
Microsoft has released Windows 11 KB5124010 to the Release Preview channel for versions 24H2 and 25H2, with builds 26100.9539 and 26200.9539. The update adds Emoji 17.0 and several usability improvements, but administrators will pay closest attention to Wi-Fi reuse in WinRE, new recovery management support, and the removal of PC-to-PC Migration from Windows Backup.

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Google brings Gemini native desktop app to Windows with Alt + Space

Par : IT News
10 septembre 2026 à 22:01
Google brings Gemini native desktop app to Windows with Alt + Space
Google has launched a native Gemini app worldwide for Windows 10 and Windows 11, giving users instant access through an Alt + Space overlay instead of a browser tab. The client supports both x64 and ARM64 PCs and combines quick assistance with Gemini Spark agents, Google service integrations, and image and video generation.

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Microsoft tells IT admins to replace slmgr.vbs with PowerShell now

Par : IT News
10 septembre 2026 à 22:01
Microsoft tells IT admins to replace slmgr.vbs with PowerShell now
Microsoft is warning IT administrators not to wait for VBScript removal to disrupt Windows activation automation. Organizations that still rely on `slmgr.vbs` should begin moving critical workflows to PowerShell, using Microsoft’s newer activation module where it is supported.

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TerminalFix turns a fake CAPTCHA into a stealthy network tunnel

Par : IT News
10 septembre 2026 à 22:01
TerminalFix turns a fake CAPTCHA into a stealthy network tunnel
A new TerminalFix campaign is using counterfeit Cloudflare CAPTCHA pages to trick Windows users into pasting PowerShell commands that ultimately turn infected PCs into network pivot points. Instead of stopping at information theft, the multistage intrusion establishes persistence, maps Active Directory, and deploys an encrypted reverse tunnel capable of reaching internal systems.

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Windows 11 Pro + Google AI Gemini Pro : améliorez votre PC et boostez votre productivité avec VIP-urcdkey

Windows 11 Pro et Google AI Gemini Pro peuvent transformer votre manière de travailler sur PC. Multitâche, sécurité et intelligence artificielle permettent de gagner en productivité, tout en faisant évoluer son équipement, sans pour autant faire exploser son budget.

L’article Windows 11 Pro + Google AI Gemini Pro : améliorez votre PC et boostez votre productivité avec VIP-urcdkey est apparu en premier sur Tom’s Hardware.

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ReProgman - L'interface de Windows 3.1 sur PC et Mac

Par : Korben ✨
11 septembre 2026 à 08:15

Le développeur Mayuki Sawatari vient de publier ReProgman , un clone du Program Manager de Windows 3.1.

Ça ne vous dit rien ? C'est parce que vous êtes des bébés !

En fait, progman.exe, c'est ce truc qui servait d'interface principale à Windows avant que le menu Démarrer ne débarque avec Windows 95. Et aujourd'hui, grâce au taf de Sawatari, ça tourne aussi bien sur Windows 11 que sur macOS.

Pour ceux qui ont commencé l'informatique après 1995, faut savoir qu'avant ça, on n'avait pas de bureau, pas de barre des tâches, mais juste une grande fenêtre grise remplie de sous-fenêtres, et dans chaque sous-fenêtre y'avait des icônes de programmes alignées sur une grille. Vous double-cliquiez sur l'une d'elles, le programme se lançait, et voilà, vous aviez fait le tour de Windows !

Le groupe Main ouvert sur Windows 11, et la rangée de groupes réduits en bas de la fenêtre

Regardez bien les icônes sur cette capture : Docker, Edge et Claude rangés dans une ambiance de 1992...

Car ReProgman ne se contente pas de reproduire la déco. Au premier lancement, il scanne votre menu Démarrer (ou vos dossiers Applications si vous êtes sur Mac), transforme chaque dossier en groupe et range le tout dans son propre fichier Groups.ini. Après ça, il n'y retourne plus tout seul, et ce que vous déplacez, renommez ou supprimez dedans ne redescend jamais vers vos vrais raccourcis. Un menu permet quand même de relancer l'import à la main, et il n'ajoute alors que ce qui manque.

Du coup, vous récupérez les gestes de l'époque pour de vrai. Vous attrapez une icône, vous la lâchez dans une autre fenêtre et elle déménage, avec Ctrl enfoncé elle se copie, le menu Window vous range tout ça en cascade ou en mosaïque, et les fenêtres réduites redeviennent des icônes alignées en bas de la fenêtre principale. Même la boîte de dialogue de sortie a été refaite, à ceci près qu'elle annonce la fin de votre session ReProgman et non celle de Windows.

Maintenant, d'où ça sort comme délire ?

Hé bien, l'auteur raconte, dans un message relayé par Tom's Hardware, qu'il a simplement demandé à Claude de lui fabriquer ce clone, et que la première version obtenue en une heure était déjà plutôt correcte, même s'il a ensuite fallu rattraper les imperfections.

Ce qui est intéressant, c'est que dans son dépôt git, on trouve un document de spécification de plusieurs centaines de lignes qui décrit l'interface au pixel près, relevée sur des captures 640x480 du Windows original. Le cadre d'une fenêtre y fait 1 pixel noir, 2 pixels gris et encore 1 pixel noir, et la petite barre du menu système mesure 13 pixels sur la fenêtre principale contre 7 sur une fenêtre enfant. C'est d'ailleurs comme ça qu'on les distinguait à l'époque.... Fallait avoir l'oeil !

Si vous voulez l'essayer, ça se présente sous la forme d'un binaire autonome. Par contre sur Mac, la version distribuée n'est pas notarisée, il faudra donc lui passer un xattr -cr ReProgman.app ou utiliser Sentinel avant qu'elle accepte de démarrer. Ah et le code est sous licence MIT.

Le périmètre annoncé par le projet est d'ailleurs plus étroit qu'il en a l'air, puisque c'est Windows 11 en x64 et en Arm, et macOS uniquement sur Apple Silicon. Donc si vous êtes resté sur Windows 10 parce que vous aimez le risque ou sur un Mac Intel parce que vous aimez prendre votre temps, il n'y a rien pour vous amuser... Il faudra alors retourner du côté de ce musée de vieux systèmes d'exploitation que je vous avais montré, qui lui passe par l'émulation.

Après, je pense pas que vous y ferez votre vie mais ça vous donnera environ 30 secondes de nostalgie avant de refermer la fenêtre. C'est déjà ça de pris...

Source : Tom's Hardware

Super Mario 64 tourne sur un processeur ARM (avec ReactOS)

Par : Korben ✨
11 septembre 2026 à 06:59

Une vidéo postée sur X montre Super Mario 64 qui tourne sur une machine ARM, sous un système qui n'est ni Windows ni Linux. Oui, c'est bien ReactOS, le clone libre de Windows, et le jeu est un exécutable x64 tout ce qu'il y a de plus banal !

Et n'allez pas croire que c'est un émulateur qu'on aurait posé sur un OS libre. Que nenni ! Pour exécuter du x64 sur de l'ARM, il faut deux trucs qui n'ont rien à voir l'un avec l'autre : un moteur qui traduit les instructions du processeur, et un système capable de faire cohabiter du code natif et du code traduit dans un même programme.

La première moitié, c'est FEX, l'émulateur financé par Valve dont je vous parlais en décembre. Sauf que côté Windows, FEX se limite au processeur : sa propre documentation précise que la traduction des appels système revient soit à Wine, soit à l'ABI du système. Tout le reste est alors à la charge de l'hôte.

Cette seconde moitié porte un nom, ARM64EC, et c'est une invention de Microsoft pour Windows 11 sur ARM (oui, la boîte que ReactOS passe justement son temps à recopier). Le principe consiste à compiler les bibliothèques du système en ARM64 avec une interface appelable depuis du code x64 recompilé. Du coup, un même programme mélange des morceaux natifs et des morceaux émulés, et seul ce qui doit vraiment l'être passe par l'émulateur. L'intérêt de faire comme ça, c'est surtout la vitesse !

Jusqu'ici, deux entités avaient bâti cet "étage" : Microsoft dans Windows, et Wine depuis sa version 10 . ReactOS est donc la troisième. Son développeur Ahmed Arif a ainsi écrit son propre runtime hybride dans le ntdll du système, avec le chargeur d'images, les ponts qui rendent les fonctions natives appelables en x64, et le déroulement de pile.

Ensuite, pour vérifier que tout se tient, il fait tourner le même binaire des deux côtés, sur son ReactOS et sur un vrai Windows 11 ARM64, puis il compare.

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Alors, est-ce que vous pouvez l'installer ?

Et bien malheureusement, non !

Tout ce boulot n'existe que dans une branche d'un fork personnel, et le dépôt officiel de ReactOS n'en contient pas la moindre ligne. Et c'est mieux pour l'instant car, comme Ahmed le dit lui-même, son fork est encore plus expérimental que ReactOS lui-même ! C'est donc à réserver aux machines virtuelles, aux cartes de développement ou aux bécanes sans données sensibles. Bref, venant d'un projet qui se présente déjà lui-même comme un système de qualité alpha, ça vous situe l'ambiance...

Bref, rien à télécharger mais pour un projet qui se battait encore il y a trois mois pour lancer Half-Life , voir un jeu x64 démarrer sur de l'ARM, ça envoie quand même du pâté.

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Microsoft adds Bigfoot and Copilot key remapping in latest Windows 11 preview build

Move over iPhone Duo announcement, the real news is here. Windows 11 will soon feature a few more emojis. Microsoft recently shipped Windows 11 Builds 26100.9539 and 26200.9539 to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. Among other changes, the update adds support for Emoji 17.0.

Since these are Release Preview builds, many of the included changes have already been seen during earlier Insider testing.

Several changes have been made to File Explorer that should make for a smoother experience. Home within File Explorer now preserves the state of sections, so the next time you open the app things will be expanded or collapsed as before. Thumbnail previews for cloud files should appear more consistently as well following this update.

Emoji lovers will be happy to hear that Emoji 17.0 support comes with this build of Windows 11. Emoji 17.0 adds the distorted face, fight cloud, and hairy creature (Bigfoot) emojis.

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Microsoft continues on its recent push to create more widgets. These Insider builds add a Tips widget that provides guidance about Windows features. Microsoft recently announced a battery widget that's in the works as well.

Another welcome change is the update to remap the Copilot key to function as the Right Control key or Context Menu key. Copilot already has a keyboard shortcut (Alt + Space) for those who want to use it, so having a dedicated key for a niche tool felt a bit like overkill.

Microsoft detailed the changes that are gradually rolling out.

Build 26100.9539/26200.9539

File Explorer

  • New! This update adjusts how the preview pane handles files downloaded from the web. For HTML files, a new Preview anyway button lets you acknowledge the warning and preview the file. Non-HTML files, such as PDFs, are now previewed automatically.
  • New! File Explorer Home now preserves the state of sections (expanded or collapsed), so you can pick up where you left off.
  • New! This update improves the reliability of thumbnail previews for cloud files in the Details pane. The pane has also been reorganized so file properties are easier to find and review at a glance.
  • New! This update addresses an issue that could clear the address bar contents when entering edit mode by clicking near the right side of the address bar.

Emoji

  • New! This update adds support for Emoji 17.0, including new emoji such as distorted face, fight cloud, and hairy creature. To insert them, press Windows key + Period (.) to open the emoji panel.
  • New! This update also refines the design of several existing emoji for better consistency across platforms, including saluting face, face with peeking eye, goose, lotus, and kissing cat.

Widgets

  • New! This update introduces the Tips widget, which provides short, helpful guidance about Windows features. To add it to your Widgets board, open the board, select Add widgets, and then choose Tips. To add it to your lock screen, go to Settings > Personalization > Lock screen and add Tips to your lock screen widgets.

Personalization

  • This update includes a variety of improvements to desktop background experiences:
    • This update improves the reliability of the Personalization > Background page in Settings.
    • This update adds support for using DIB image files as desktop backgrounds.
    • This update improves the reliability of desktop slideshow transitions on newly created accounts.
    • This update improves the resolution of previews when selecting a desktop background in Personalization > Background.
    • This update improves the desktop background preview display in Settings for users with portrait mode monitors.
    • This update improves the reliability of processing desktop wallpaper changes when they happen in quick succession.
    • This update adds support for using slideshow wallpapers with multiple desktops, so that it won't automatically switch you back to Picture.

Bluetooth

  • This update contains several enhancements to improve reliability and the experience when connecting to and using Bluetooth devices:
    • During voice calls, the Windows shell volume flyout now appears when adjusting the volume of a Bluetooth Classic Audio accessory using the volume controls on the accessory, providing visual feedback of the new volume level.
    • This update improves the accuracy of the connection state displayed by Windows for accessories that have disconnected from the PC.
    • This update improves the stability of the Bluetooth & devices page in Settings when managing Bluetooth and audio devices.
    • This update resolves an issue where the Bluetooth radio could be turned off, but the radio control toggle on the Bluetooth & devices page in Settings appeared on.
    • This update improves Bluetooth audio stability and compatibility.
    • This update improves microphone compatibility with certain Bluetooth Classic Audio accessories.
    • This update resolves an issue that could result in a crash (error code 0x139) while streaming Bluetooth audio.
    • This update improves reliability and performance with LE Audio accessories.
    • This update improves the reliability of shared audio.

Accessibility

  • New! This update introduces Open apps maximized, an accessibility setting that automatically maximizes app windows as they open. It removes a bit of everyday friction whether you use a screen reader or magnification, work in tablet mode, or simply prefer a consistent, full-screen workspace. To turn it on, go to Settings > Accessibility > Visual effects and turn on Open apps maximized.
  • This update improves navigation of the Bluetooth quick settings page when using keyboard input, gamepad input, or Narrator.

Magnifier

  • New! This update brings a modernized visual refresh to Magnifier on the taskbar:
    • Updated icons: Magnifier's toolbar icons align with the Windows 11 visual design, giving the tool a cleaner, more modern feel.
    • Refined spacing and padding: The padding is adjusted with consistent spacing across the toolbar for a more polished layout.
  • Views, zoom controls, keyboard shortcuts, and Read Aloud all behave exactly as they did in earlier versions.

Settings

  • This update improves the reliability of Settings when interacting with the contents of the Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Printers & scanners page.
  • This update updates Settings > Apps > Installed apps to show the version number at the top level for packaged apps, as it already does for other apps.
  • This update improves the time picker control in Settings so that it reflects your preferred time format when you switch between 12-hour and 24-hour formats. This applies in places such as setting active hours and scheduling night light.
  • This update improves the persistence of the Allow multiple apps to use camera at the same time option in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Camera.

Touchpad

  • New! Additional gesture controls for precision touchpads are available in Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Touchpad:
    • Single-finger scrolling: Scroll vertically with one finger starting from the left or right side of the touchpad.
    • Automatic scrolling: Keep scrolling without lifting your fingers by moving them near the edge of your touchpad while scrolling.
  • Previously, gesture controls for scroll and zoom speed and accelerated scrolling were released in the July 2026 update (KB5101684).

Copilot key

  • New! This update introduces a new Windows 11 setting that lets you remap the Copilot key to function as the Right Ctrl or Context Menu key, helping preserve familiar keyboard shortcuts and accessibility workflows. For more information, see Understand updates to the Copilot key on Windows devices.

Camera Roll

  • New! This update introduces Camera Roll Backup in Settings, helping eligible users protect their photos with OneDrive. You can turn on the feature from the Settings Home or Accounts page and complete setup on your mobile phone using a QR code.1

Fonts

  • New! This update adds support for the Garay and Beria Erfe scripts to the Ebrima font, the first Microsoft font to support both. Garay was encoded in Unicode 16.0 and Beria Erfe in Unicode 17.0.
  • New! This update also refines the Adlam glyph designs in Ebrima to align with the current Unicode standard and improve consistency.

Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE)

  • New! This update enables WinRE to automatically reuse eligible Wi-Fi profiles already saved in Windows, including supported certificate-based networks. Devices can now get online automatically during recovery scenarios such as quick machine recovery or cloud rebuild, without preconfiguring Wi-Fi credentials in WinRE. This capability is on by default, and IT admins can disable it. For more information, see Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE).
  • New! This update adds a recovery remote management plug-in for extending WinRE management capabilities for mobile device management (MDM) providers. For more information, see Recovery Remote Management Overview.

Kiosk mode

  • The Windows key + Tab keyboard shortcut is now disabled when using a restricted user experience kiosk.
  • The Windows key + A and Windows key + C keyboard shortcuts are now disabled when using single-app kiosk mode.

Windows Backup

  • PC-to-PC Migration is no longer available. This feature, introduced through a phased rollout, previously allowed you to transfer files and settings directly from your previous PC when setting up a new Windows PC. To back up and restore your files, settings, and other supported items when moving to a new PC, use Windows Backup. For more information, see Back up and restore with Windows Backup.

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ShieldCrash : cette nouvelle zero-day Microsoft Defender offre un accès système

10 septembre 2026 à 13:07

L'exploit ShieldCrash contourne le correctif de Microsoft pour la faille ShieldBreak et permet de lire n'importe quel fichier sur Windows et Windows Server.

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Microsoft expands Windows 11 Secure Boot rollout before October deadline

Par : IT News
10 septembre 2026 à 16:09
Microsoft expands Windows 11 Secure Boot rollout before October deadline
Microsoft is widening automatic Secure Boot certificate deployment to more “high confidence” Windows 11 PCs through the September Patch Tuesday update, ahead of the October 19, 2026 deadline for a key 2011 certificate. The move continues a migration in which Secure Boot updates can trigger several boot phases while Windows stages new trust data and firmware applies it.

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BlueMoon exploit kit spreads across China-linked espionage campaigns

Par : IT News
10 septembre 2026 à 11:42
BlueMoon exploit kit spreads across China-linked espionage campaigns
BlueMoon, a newly observed exploit kit targeting Chrome, Edge, and Windows, was shared among at least four espionage groups within days of its first use. The kit chains two Chromium flaws with a Windows privilege-escalation bug, enabling attacks against fewer than 20 known organizations in the US and Southeast Asia so far.

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Microsoft fixes Windows 11 black-wallpaper bug in KB5124008

Par : IT News
10 septembre 2026 à 11:42
Microsoft fixes Windows 11 black-wallpaper bug in KB5124008
Microsoft has fixed the Windows 11 desktop-settings failure caused by preview update KB5120998, which could reset wallpaper, themes, and mouse preferences and leave systems with a solid black background. The September Patch Tuesday update KB5124008 resolves the issue, following reports that KB5120998 reset custom mouse settings as well as desktop personalization.

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Amazon Quick brings agentic AI to Windows and macOS desktops

Par : IT News
9 septembre 2026 à 23:06
Amazon Quick brings agentic AI to Windows and macOS desktops
Amazon has made its Quick agentic AI platform generally available as a desktop application for Windows and macOS, moving the enterprise assistant beyond its mobile starting point. An updated activity feed for iOS and Android also gives users a single priority view across email, calendars, messages, and CRM data.

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Microsoft speeds up Windows 11 parental approvals and expands age verification across the OS

Windows 11 now includes new family safety features that can reduce how much adult content children are exposed to or able to view. Microsoft has a pair of blog posts on the topic, one that focuses on consumer-facing features and another that covers how APIs and Microsoft accounts are used to make the Windows experience safer.

The first change Microsoft highlighted is not a new feature, but a speed boost to an existing one. Granting parental approval is now faster than before, which allows parents and guardians to quickly approve things like additional screen time, access to specific apps, and purchases.

Speed is important when it comes to family safety. Occasionally children run into blocks when trying to access content that is required for homework or that is otherwise age-appropriate. Delayed approvals leave children sitting around and can cause frustration for kids and parents.

Microsoft has also made it easier for parents to keep track of web activity, app activity, and spending. Managing family groups has been improved as well, including options that make it simpler to add or remove members.

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The importance of Microsoft accounts

Some people complain about Microsoft accounts being a requirement to use certain services. Microsoft has budged a bit in this area. For example, it's now possible to sign in to Microsoft Edge with a Google account.

But managing family safety settings relies heavily on a Microsoft account, as explained by the company:

"At Microsoft, we believe safety should be easier for families to understand and easier for developers to build into experiences for children to use. On Windows, that starts with the account. Microsoft account is a trusted foundation through which Windows brings age-appropriate protections and parental choices into more of the digital experiences encountered by children and teens every day."

Setting up accounts for children is a requirement to set parental controls for individuals. Microsoft accounts also allow Windows to know if a user is a child, teen, or adult.

Microsoft has introduced a new API to extend age awareness beyond the OS and across the entire Windows ecosystem. The Windows Age APIs can verify a user's age and then send that verification to an app without sharing personal information. It's a bit like Windows Hello but for age verification.

The new Windows Age APIs are available now to Windows Insiders and should ship to all Windows users soon.

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Windows 11 is finally testing automatic theme switching, a basic feature that's required a third-party app for years

Windows 11 will finally support automatic switching between dark mode and light mode. The most recent Windows Insider build that shipped to the experimental Channel shows strings for the feature, though we still lack key information about the option.

It's been possible to schedule shifts between light and dark mode on Windows 11 for a while, but it has required a third-party application. Auto Dark Mode works well and is a must-have app for Windows 11.

The ever-popular PowerToys can also handle theme switching through its "Light Switch" feature. PowerToys is made by Microsoft but it only recently added the Light Switch utility. It's also not built in to Windows 11.

While both those apps are great, some features need to be built into Windows 11. People shouldn't have to search for an app or install a multi-tool utility to automate theme switching.

The upcoming feature for Windows 11 was spotted by X user "phantomofearth." They shared some of the strings that appear in the latest build, which give us a glimpse of how the feature will work:

  • "Schedule auto mode"
  • "Mode only changes when PC is idle"
  • "This prevents the mode from changing while you're working or in meetings"
  • "Turn on location services to automatically schedule dark mode. When location services are turned off, dark mode is active from [START] to [END]."

Since there are likely many other strings about the feature, we only have a small idea of how auto mode will work. But the snippets we can see now look promising.

It appears that the feature will support shifting between modes based on your location to better match sunrise or sunset. Alternatively, you'll be able to schedule switches for specific times.

The feature also looks like it will have the option to only switch themes when your PC is idle, which should prevent a jarring change from happening in the middle of important work.

Again, this functionality is already available on Windows 11 through apps, but I'll be happy to see it ship to Windows 11. I love tinkering with apps to customize my PC, but general users shouldn't have to do that to get such a straightforward feature.

This app switches the theme of your PC at scheduled times, such as enabling dark mode after sunset. It's always been a bit odd that Windows does not have this as an option by default, but Auto Dark Mode does a great job.View Deal

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Microsoft PowerToys is a collection of utilities that often outshine similar tools on Windows 11. It already includes a utility that lets you schedule switches between light mode and dark mode.View Deal

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Forensic Windows – Partie 10 : analyser le journal USN (NTFS)

9 septembre 2026 à 11:45

Apprenez à analyser le journal USN de NTFS pour retrouver les fichiers créés, renommés, déplacés ou supprimés, même s'ils n'existent plus sur le disque.

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ShieldCrash follows record Patch Tuesday with two zero-days

Par : IT News
9 septembre 2026 à 12:34
ShieldCrash follows record Patch Tuesday with two zero-days
Microsoft’s record-breaking September 2026 Patch Tuesday has already been complicated by a new proof-of-concept: researcher Nightmare Eclipse released ShieldCrash hours after the updates, allegedly bypassing the fix for the ShieldBreak Defender vulnerability. The release also fixes two Windows elevation-of-privilege flaws exploited as zero-days, making this a priority update despite its unusually large scope.

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