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Hackers Could Locally Exploit a New Windows Spooler Vulnerability

The Windows Spooler Saga Goes On with One More Hit: CVE-2021-34481 Targets Locally Exploitation of System Privileges.

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DevilsTongue Spyware Targets Windows Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

A New Malware Linked to an Israeli-based Company Targets Zero-Day Flaws in Windows Systems: DevilsTongue Spyware in Plain Sight

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CISA Emergency Directive Points Out to PrintNightmare: Federal Agencies Required to Take Immediate Action

CISA Has Issued Emergency Directive 21-04 to Ask U.S. Federal Agencies to Immediately Apply All Microsoft Updates to Mitigate PrintNightmare.

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Microsoft’s KB5004945 Security Update for PrintNightmare Has Side Effects: Now Zebra Printers Crash

Microsoft 6th July Updates Make Zebra Printers Stop Working. Users Need to Uninstall Them to Use the Printing Machines.

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PrintNightmare Still in the Game: Patches That Do Not Fix the Issue and Other Updates

Researchers Proved That Microsoft 6th July Security Updates Do Not Really Solve the PrintNightmare Issue. Other Solution Is Offered Via a Free Micropatch by 0patch.

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PrintNightmare Exploit Mistakenly Brought to Public's Attention: A Malware That Could Perform a System Takeover [UPDATED]

Chinese Researchers Have Accidentally Leaked Online a Proof of Concept on a Bug Called PrintNightmare Exploit. This Targets Windows Print Spooler.

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Microsoft Edge Vulnerability Could’ve Allowed Hackers to Steal Files

The CVE-2021-34506 Vulnerability Was Patched by the Tech Giant on June 24th As Part of Its Chromium Project Security Updates.

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Microsoft Adds Support for Detecting Jailbroken iOS Devices to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

If it’s Detected that a Device is Jailbroken, a Warning is Surfaced to the Security Team in Microsoft 365 Defender.

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Ongoing Nobelium Phishing Campaign Impersonates USAID, Microsoft Warns

The Russian-Backed Group Took Control Over USAID’s Email Marketing Platform to Increase Its Attacks.