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Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Exploited by QakBot - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Exploited by QakBot

Microsoft issued a patch Tuesday for a Windows zero-day vulnerability that security researchers say operators of the Qakbot botnet and other hackers actively

How To Fix Desktop Window Manager Having High CPU Usage - Vimarsana News

How To Fix Desktop Window Manager Having High CPU Usage

Desktop Window Manager is almost always running, requiring some system resources. However, it shouldn’t be the dominant program consuming your available

[Fix] Desktop Window Manager High GPU On Windows - Vimarsana News

[Fix] Desktop Window Manager High GPU On Windows

Desktop Window Management makes your Windows device appealing with all the visual effects you see on the Operating system. However, for some users, this

Weekly threat roundup: Chrome, Exchange Server, IoT devices - Vimarsana News

Weekly threat roundup: Chrome, Exchange Server, IoT devices

The two flaws are CVE-2021-21220, which is based on insufficient validation of untrusted input in the V8 JavaScript rendering engine, and CVE-2021-21206, which is a use-after-free bug in the Blink browser engine. Hackers are exploiting these two flaws to execute code in a victim’s web browser, but depending on the privileges tied with the browser, an attacker could also view, change, or delete data. The former vulnerability was demonstrated by Dataflow Security researchers Bruno Keith and Niklas Baumstark at the Pwn2Own 2021 hacking contest, while an anonymous researcher has been credited w...

Microsoft Patches 4 Additional Exchange Flaws - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Patches 4 Additional Exchange Flaws

Get Permission Microsoft issued patches Tuesday for four new critical vulnerabilities in the company's on-premises Exchange Server software. The flaws were discovered by the U.S. National Security Agency and disclosed to Microsoft. The company says customers using on-premises Exchange should prioritize these patches. "We have not seen the vulnerabilities used in attacks against our customers. However, given recent adversary focus on Exchange, we recommend customers install the updates as soon as possible to ensure they remain protected from these and other threats," the Microsoft Security ...