Windows Updates Patch Actively Exploited ‘Follina’ Vulnerability
Microsoft has fixed roughly 50 vulnerabilities with its June 2022 Patch Tuesday updates, including the actively exploited flaw known as ...
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Exploits Target Zero Day in Windows and Office
Attackers are actively exploiting a zero day vulnerability in many current versions of Office, Office 365, and Windows that requires ...
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Ubuntu Desktop & Windows 11 Hacked
After the first and second day, on day 3 , Three more zero-day exploits were successfully used by security researchers ...
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Windows 11, Microsoft Teams Hacked & Exploited
The contestants who successfully exploited 16 zero-day bugs within 16 different products in the Pwn2Own Vancouver 2022 first day won ...
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Why you need secured-core Windows servers
Image: Production Perig/Shutterstock Microsoft has been focusing on hardware-based security recently, with Windows 11 requiring use of TPMs and other ...
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How Microsoft blocks vulnerable and malicious drivers in Defender, third-party security tools and in Windows 11
Illustration: Lisa Hornung/TechRepublic Device drivers have so many privileges in Windows that, if compromised, they can be used as a ...
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Log4Shell Attacks by Chinese APT Reveal Windows Rootkit
A Novel Kernel Rootkit A dropper sample was also uncovered during the campaign that wrote different files to the disk, ...
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Microsoft will soon remove Flash Player from Windows 10 devices
The Patch Tuesday security update due in July should hammer the last nail in the coffin of Adobe Flash Player ...
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Microsoft releases emergency update to fix two serious Windows flaws
The out-of-band update plugs two remote code execution bugs in the Windows Codecs library, including one rated as critical Microsoft ...
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Revamped Anchor Malware Targets Windows Systems
Researchers are warning enterprise organizations that a revamped version of the Anchor malware has been observed targeting Windows systems. Anchor ...
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