A new bug has been found in Windows 10, threatening to take control of a computer as an admin
A new bug has been found in Windows Ten, threatening to take control of a computer as an admin Microsoft has confirmed that a 'Zero Day' security vulnerability that is not patched on the Windows operating system is being affected from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Microsoft's Project Zero team was the first to inform Microsoft about the vulnerability. The Dedicated Group of Leading Vulnerability Hunters discovered the Zero Day Security Bug. The team warned that hackers were targeting Vulnerability, giving Microsoft seven days to fix the bug or exposing it. According to Forbes, Google has revealed the Zero-Day Vulnerability after Microsoft failed to provide security patches during the period. Which is tracked as CVE-2020-17087. The bug is located inside the Windows Kernel cryptography driver, called CNG.sys. This gives hackers as much power as accessing a Windows machine. Its full technical details can be found in Google Project Zero Disclosure. But in general, it is a memory buf