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Microsoft acknowledges many Windows 11, Windows 10 WHQL drivers were actually malware

Microsoft released its latest July Patch Tuesday updates earlier today. The company added a revocation list featuring multiple WHQL-signed Windows drivers that were actually malware.

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Microsoft Addresses 130 Flaws - Including Unpatched RomCom Exploit

Microsoft's latest vulnerabilities include more than 100 malicious drivers and an unusual announcement of an unpatched Office and Windows flaw.

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Microsoft July 2023 Patch Tuesday warns of 6 zero-days, 132 flaws

Today is Microsoft s July 2023 Patch Tuesday, with security updates for 132 flaws, including six actively exploited and thirty-seven remote code execution vulnerabilities.

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BlackCat ransomware found using malicious Windows kernels

An updated version of POORTRY spotted carrying the same functionalities.

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Attackers Continue to Leverage Signed Microsoft Drivers

Microsoft is still digitally signing drivers that contain malware, with no end in sight. Here's what to do about it.

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