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Microsoft Put Off Fixing Zero Day for 2 Years

Posted on 17 August 2020

From krebsonsecurity.com

A security flaw in the way Microsoft Windows guards users against malicious files was actively exploited in malware attacks for two years before last week, when Microsoft finally issued a software update to correct the problem.

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