On Monday, the giant Google pointed the finger at the existence of a vulnerability in Windows, which Microsoft made the operating system especially vulnerable.
Today, with the arrival of the traditional Patch Tuesday, Redmond has corrected the problem. According to several sources, the flaw could allow hackers to exploit the potential of Windows to access certain data. They could install new programs, create new accounts but also view, edit and even delete some data.
According to Microsoft, a group of Russian hackers named Strontium was behind cyberattacks that took advantage of these vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player and Windows. However, these attacks could have been identified by Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection present on Windows and Windows 10 Anniversary Edge provided of course to have it activated.
With the arrival of the latest security patches, Microsoft has solved the problem. So be sure that your computer has been updated security patches today.
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