Microsoft is warning Windows users of yet another Print Spooler vulnerability, again threatening the potential for hackers to take control of your PC, install apps, and steal or delete data. It's the ...
After the PrintNightmare vulnerability was found, the Windows Print Spooler and printer drivers were under the microscope. Now, yet another Print Spooler vulnerability has been discovered, allowing ...
A hot potato: After repeatedly trying to fix a set of vulnerabilities also known as "PrintNightmare," Microsoft has yet to provide a permanent solution that doesn't involve stopping and disabling the ...
‘We as MSPs were scrambling to turn all the print services off,’ said Kelly Yeh, president of Chantilly, Va.-based Microsoft partner Phalanx Technology Group. ‘It was kind of chaotic.’ A day after ...
After a pair of PrintNightmare vulnerabilities, the last thing the Windows Print Spooler needed was a third vulnerability, and yet it exists. Microsoft has announced CVE-2021-34481 allows for local ...
Microsoft has updated its documentation around the “PrintNightmare” vulnerability that is impacting Windows PCs across the world. The company now says it is aware of the issue, which officially ...
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