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Catch the GooseEgg: Microsoft Exposes Russian Spies Targeting Networks with Print Spooler Flaw
Beware the GooseEgg! Russian spies are cracking networks wide open with a crafty tool, exploiting a creaky Windows print spooler flaw. Microsoft’s on the case, but it’s time to patch up or risk a cyber scramble! 🥚💻🕵️♂️ #GooseEggMalware
Hot Take:
Oh, you thought the print spooler saga was over? Think again! The Russian spies from Fancy Bear are back at it, treating the Windows print spooler vulnerability like an all-you-can-eat buffet for their malware GooseEgg. Microsoft's digital sleuths have the scoop, and we're here for the cyber espionage drama – with a side of patching urgency and a sprinkle of "I told you so."Already a member? Log in here