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Windows 11 22H2 adds kernel exploit protection to security baseline - Vimarsana News

Windows 11 22H2 adds kernel exploit protection to security baseline

Microsoft has released the final version of security configuration baseline settings for Windows 11, version 22H2, downloadable today using the Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit.

Microsoft Store apps failed to install on Intel 11th, 12th Gen and AMD Ryzen 5000, 6000 PCs - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Store apps failed to install on Intel 11th, 12th Gen and AMD Ryzen 5000, 6000 PCs

A bug that was introduced with one of the recent Windows 10 builds was leading to Microsoft Store app install failures on modern Intel and AMD CPUs. An OOB update has been released which fixes this.

Source: neowin.net
Abusing Exceptions for Code Execution, Part 1 - Vimarsana News

Abusing Exceptions for Code Execution, Part 1

A common offensive technique used by operators and malware developers alike has been to execute malicious code at runtime to avoid static detection. Often, methods of achieving runtime execution have focused on placing arbitrary code into executable memory that can then be executed. In this article, we will explore a

NHS Denies Data Was Exposed in Stor-a-File Hack - Vimarsana News

NHS Denies Data Was Exposed in Stor-a-File Hack

Reports of NHS data being exposed following a ransomware attack on U.K.-based data capture and storage company Stor-a-File are incorrect, an NHS Digital

"Static Linking Considered Harmful" Considered Harmful - Vimarsana News

"Static Linking Considered Harmful" Considered Harmful

The maintainer of glibc, Ulrich Drepper, wrote an article called "Static Linking Considered Harmful". This is why his post is wrong.