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A flaw in Microsoft's Snipping Tool on Windows 11 and Google Pixel's Markup allows hackers to recover the original photo that's cropped.

Microsoft has issued a fix for a security flaw affecting the Snipping Tool in Windows 11 and the Snip & Sketch tool in Windows 10. The flaw could let bad actors revert the changes made to an edited screenshot.

According to TechRadar, a vulnerability called "aCropalypse" has targeted Pixel devices. Hopefully, Google patched the exploit with the recent March

Image-editing tools from Google and Microsoft contain the “aCropalypse” bug, which can reveal information users intentionally removed.

There's a new security bug in town, and it could spell trouble for users' privacy on both Android and Windows platforms. The flaw was first discovered by...

Images cropped or edited using Windows 11s Snipping Tool or Windows 10s Snip & Sketch can be partially recovered thanks to a security flaw first discovered in Google Pixels Markup.

Snipping Tool for Windows 11 and Snip & Sketch for Windows 10 can allegedly leave in data that you attempted to crop out, similar to a recently discovered vulnerability on Google Pixel phones.

Google Pixel users must be aware of a dangerous exploit allowing anyone to recover cropped and marked-up photos shared online.

A Pixel vulnerability was discovered to be able to undo edits made using the Markup tool. The Google Pixel devices are facing a vulnerability as per security researchers' report, recently finding an exploit on the device's Markup tool for images and media.

Google has issued a patch for Pixel Markup vulnerability, but warns edited images that have already been shared remain vulnerable.