Microsoft has discovered a security vulnerability that affects all versions of Windows. This is a potentially dangerous critical flaw, fortunately a patch has been deployed in the night of Monday to Tuesday.
Attention all Windows users, do not wait to apply the patch that Microsoft has deployed outside the normal schedule. A critical vulnerability has been discovered that could allow a hacker to take remote control of your computer. This vulnerability affects all versions of Windows.
Microsoft was quick to react to a critical flaw that affects all versions of Windows, even the pre-release of Windows 10. When an update comes out of schedule provided by the Redmond company, it is imperative to take seriously. Indeed, this issue is totally usable.
The vulnerability affects the Windows Adobe Type Manager Library component. This module manages OpenType fonts, used by Adobe and Microsoft. These fonts used in a specific document and on the web can exploit this flaw. A hacker would then be able to enter a computer and take control. "This security update resolves a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows problem. This vulnerability could allow remote code execution if a user opens a specially crafted document or to harm him if he visits a non-secure web page containing OpenType fonts." wrote Microsoft. These fonts used by websites designers are very present on the canvas.
This flaw was found among the 400 GB of data retrieved during the hacking servers of security firm Hacking Team. Data made public and therefore accessible to everyone. No panic, it appears that this flaw has not been exploited and once this update applied automatically via Windows update, your computer will be protected.
Attention all Windows users, do not wait to apply the patch that Microsoft has deployed outside the normal schedule. A critical vulnerability has been discovered that could allow a hacker to take remote control of your computer. This vulnerability affects all versions of Windows.
A critical vulnerability in all versions of Windows
Microsoft was quick to react to a critical flaw that affects all versions of Windows, even the pre-release of Windows 10. When an update comes out of schedule provided by the Redmond company, it is imperative to take seriously. Indeed, this issue is totally usable.
The vulnerability affects the Windows Adobe Type Manager Library component. This module manages OpenType fonts, used by Adobe and Microsoft. These fonts used in a specific document and on the web can exploit this flaw. A hacker would then be able to enter a computer and take control. "This security update resolves a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows problem. This vulnerability could allow remote code execution if a user opens a specially crafted document or to harm him if he visits a non-secure web page containing OpenType fonts." wrote Microsoft. These fonts used by websites designers are very present on the canvas.
A flaw which follows the hacking of society Hacking Team
This flaw was found among the 400 GB of data retrieved during the hacking servers of security firm Hacking Team. Data made public and therefore accessible to everyone. No panic, it appears that this flaw has not been exploited and once this update applied automatically via Windows update, your computer will be protected.
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