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Windows Security Flaw: The Unwanted Gift That Keeps on Giving!
Free security patches from 0patch tackle a sneaky zero-day flaw in Windows Mark of the Web. This vulnerability, hiding out since Windows Server 2012, allows attackers to dodge MotW security labels. Who knew the web’s mark could use a little more ink?
Hot Take:
Move over, Windows Defender! The 0patch platform just became the new superhero in town, swooping in with unofficial patches faster than you can say “zero-day vulnerability.” Who needs a red cape when you’ve got code that actually works?
Key Points:
- 0patch releases unofficial security patches for a Windows zero-day vulnerability.
- The vulnerability affects the Mark of the Web (MotW) security mechanism.
- MotW flags should warn users of potential dangers from downloaded files.
- The vulnerability has been lingering unnoticed for over two years.
- Unofficial patches are available for various Windows Server 2012 versions.
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