Microsoft Defender “Cerdigent” alerts may stem from DigiCert certificate abuse, not active malware infections.

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Most people find Windows notifications annoying and often dismiss them without even reading. However, brushing them all off can backfire. Some alerts warn about critical problems with your system, and ...

Defender is 'usually sufficient,' it says in a blog post that might rile up the antivirus industry.

What can you do when a noted security expert dishes out bad security advice? I guess you can try thinking clearly.