WhatsApp Flaw on Windows Could Allow Arbitrary Code Execution
Researchers report a WhatsApp for Windows vulnerability that could allow arbitrary code execution. Users should update to version 2.2450.6 or beyond as soon as possible.
Read MoreResearchers report a WhatsApp for Windows vulnerability that could allow arbitrary code execution. Users should update to version 2.2450.6 or beyond as soon as possible.
Read MoreA zero-day flaw in Windows has been exploited by multiple state-sponsored attackers since 2017. Security teams are urging users to adopt recommended mitigations while awaiting an official patch.
Read MoreA third-party, unofficial patch has been released by 0patch to mitigate the vulnerability until Microsoft provides an official fix.
Read MoreIn the wake of the CrowdStrike and Windows outage, scammers are offering “quick fixes.”
Read MoreA high severity vulnerability for Windows was just patched. It affects ALL versions!
Read MoreA friendly reminder to patch often, and Microsoft announces the end of support of a few products and features.
Read MoreA friendly reminder that certain versions of Windows will lose support starting tomorrow, January 10, 2023.
Whenever new vulnerabilities are discovered, it is best to follow the mitigation recommendations until official patches are released, as was the case with a recent Rackspace breach. Finally, Artie shares a resource you can use today to find out if your information has been part of a breach.
Read MoreBrowser extensions and hacked WordPress sites are distributing malware. A new program tests in app browsers, and newest Windows security update has caused issues with BitLocker.
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