Microsoft's RDP Security Flaw: Old Passwords Never Die
Microsoft confirms it won't patch a critical Remote Desktop Protocol vulnerability that allows system access using revoked passwords. This intentional design choice affects all Windows versions since NT 4.0, leaving networks permanently exposed to potential backdoor access.
Windows 11 Update Reveals 20-Year-Old GTA San Andreas Bug
A dormant bug in GTA San Andreas' Skimmer seaplane code from 2004 has suddenly emerged after Windows 11's latest update, causing crashes and glitches. The issue stems from missing vehicle parameters that went unnoticed for two decades due to coincidental memory values.
Critical Windows Authentication Flaw Exploited in Global Cyber Attacks
A recently discovered Windows vulnerability enabling credential theft has been actively exploited in targeted attacks against organizations in Poland and Romania. Multiple attack campaigns traced to various countries have leveraged the flaw to steal authentication data through carefully crafted phishing emails.
Critical WhatsApp Windows Flaw Could Let Attackers Disguise Malware as Innocent Files
A dangerous security vulnerability in WhatsApp's Windows client enables attackers to mask malware as harmless file attachments due to inconsistent MIME type handling. Meta urges users to immediately update to version 2.2450.6 or later to protect against potential malware attacks.
Ethical Hacker or Cybercriminal? Microsoft Acknowledges EncryptHub's Windows Vulnerability Reports
Microsoft credits a controversial hacker known as EncryptHub for discovering critical Windows security flaws, despite their alleged involvement in over 618 breaches. The case highlights the complex duality of a technically skilled individual operating in both legitimate security research and cybercrime.
Critical WinRAR Vulnerability Evades Windows Security Protections
A newly discovered WinRAR security flaw allows attackers to bypass Windows' Mark of the Web security feature, potentially exposing users to malware. Microsoft has patched the high-severity vulnerability, which was being exploited through fake WinRAR websites distributing malicious software.
Linux 6.14 Boosts Gaming Performance with Enhanced Windows Compatibility
The latest Linux kernel 6.14 delivers major improvements for gaming and Windows program compatibility through the new NTSYNC driver. The release also brings support for AMD's RDNA 4 graphics cards, processor optimizations, and expanded Rust integration.
Understanding Windows Threading: A Critical Section Bug Investigation
A fascinating investigation into a Windows system crash caused by a critical section failure in thread synchronization. Engineers uncovered how an initialization pattern flaw allowed multiple threads to bypass protection mechanisms, leading to important lessons in concurrent programming.
Microsoft's DRM Bypass: Hackers Release Advanced Windows Activation Tool
Hacking group Massgrave unveils a groundbreaking method to permanently activate Microsoft products by exploiting the Software Protection Platform. The group's updated toolkit introduces 'TSforge Activation,' capable of bypassing DRM on most modern Windows and Office versions.
Building Windows Drivers with Rust: A Guide to Safer System Programming
Explore the groundbreaking possibility of writing Windows drivers using Rust, combining low-level system access with memory safety guarantees. This comprehensive guide walks through creating a basic Windows Driver Model implementation while highlighting Rust's safety features and testing considerations.