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It isn't zero day now but it was for at least two years. That rather stretches the definition of zero day but for two years Windows machines have been vulnerab
by gerdesj 6y ago
It isn't zero day now but it was for at least two years. That rather stretches the definition of zero day but for two years Windows machines have been vulnerable to something nasty that was known about.
- fulafel 6y agoIt was a bug in the third party scanning products though. ("This behaviour could be used to hide and distribute malicious code in MSI signed files, in fact several security solutions rely on the output of Microsoft Windows code signing validation to avoid an in-depth scan").