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18-Month Windows Flaw Exploited: Say Goodbye to MHTML Spoofing Mayhem!
Dodged a Spoof! Microsoft patches a pesky Windows flaw that masqueraded as PDFs to pilfer passwords. Sayonara, sneaky scripts! 🕵️♂️💻🔒 #CVE202438112
Hot Take:
Who knew that Internet Explorer could rise from the ashes like a pesky phoenix to haunt our cyber lives? Microsoft's "Patch Tuesday" feels like a "Patch-It-Again-Tuesday" for a flaw that's been the VIP pass for malware at the Windows party for over a year. Buckle up, folks, and let's dive into the digital soap opera of vulnerabilities and nostalgia-induced threat vectors. IE, you're the guest that just won't leave.
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