Securing Windows Named Pipes
Attackers target Windows named pipes; developers must verify identities, permissions, and data.
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Attackers target Windows named pipes; developers must verify identities, permissions, and data.
Researchers show how Windows' own BTR.sys can delete security software at boot, evading blocks.
Researchers uncovered an exposed server revealing how attackers use AI to industrialize the creation of malware delivery campaigns.
ACR Stealer exploits user-executed commands to siphon session tokens and files, bypassing traditional software vulnerabilities.
A legacy rootkit reappears in Taiwan alongside a sophisticated new backdoor that executes commands from the Windows logon screen.
Microsoft's increasing reliance on advanced artificial intelligence to proactively uncover vulnerabilities within its Windows codebase is set to significantly raise the volume of monthly security updates for users.