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Dubbed Carderbee, the group used legitimate software and Microsoft-signed malware to spread the Korplug/PlugX backdoor to various Asian targets.

An anonymous reader shared Thursdays report from eSecurity Planet: After Microsoft warned earlier this week that some drivers certified by the Windows Hardware Developer Program (MWHDP) are being leveraged maliciously, a Cisco Talos security researcher said the number of malicious drivers could num...

An anonymous reader shared Thursdays report from eSecurity Planet: After Microsoft warned earlier this week that some drivers certified by the Windows Hardware Developer Program (MWHDP) are being leveraged maliciously, a Cisco Talos security researcher said the number of malicious drivers could num...

After Microsoft revealed that some signed Windows drivers are malicious, security researchers discussed how big the problem is.

Fixes for more than 100 vulnerabilities affect numerous products, including Windows, Office, .Net, and Azure Active Directory, among others.

Yesterday, Microsoft published a security advisory, ADV230001, addressing a concerning issue related to numerous drivers certified by the Windows Hardware

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.

On a busy Patch Tuesday, Microsoft confirmed a yet-to-be-fixed RCE vulnerability was used in attacks against pro-Ukrainian attendees at a NATO Summit.

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

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