Update (11 September 2018): Microsoft has provided a patch for this in today’s Windows Update. On August 27, 2018, a so-called zero-day vulnerability affecting Microsoft Windows was published on ...
Two days after a security researcher released details and proof-of-concept code about an unpatched Windows zero-day, one malware group had already incorporated the vulnerability in their exploit chain ...
Malware developers have started to use the zero-day exploit for Task Scheduler component in Windows, two days after proof-of-concept code for the vulnerability appeared online. A security researcher ...
On Monday, Twitter user SandboxEscaper revealed the existence of the bug on the microblogging platform. As reported by the Register, the user said: "Here is the alpc bug as 0day. I don't f**king care ...
A couple of days back, I wrote about a Security Researcher, that goes by the handle SandboxEscaper, that disclosed a serious Windows bug and proof of concept code to exploit it via Twitter. The bug ...
Earlier this week a security researcher released exploit code for a Windows zero-day affecting the Task Scheduler ALPC interface. Today, cyber-security firm Acros Security published a temporary fix ...
Due to the far reaching implications, Security Researchers will typically submit serious 0-day Windows exploits to Microsoft and give the company ample time to patch the vulnerabilities before they ...
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