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Microsoft Fixes 149 Flaws in Huge April Patch Release, Zero-Days Included

Microsoft releases a massive patch for April 2024, fixing a record 149 flaws. Two vulnerabilities are ALREADY under attack.

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Crooks abuse Microsoft Windows driver to infect victims

Crooks abuse Microsoft Windows driver to infect victims
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Flaw in Microsoft Process Explorer under active attack

Flaw in Microsoft Process Explorer under active attack
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Microsoft-signed malicious drivers used in cyberattacks

Microsoft-signed malicious drivers used in cyberattacks
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Ransomware gang caught using Microsoft-approved drivers to hack targets

Using this technique, the ransomware gang can drop malware that is inherently trusted by any Windows system, security researchers say.

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