Another zero day vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler can give a threat actor administrative privileges on a Windows machine through a remote server under the attacker's control and the ...

Hackers have carried out over 65,000 attacks through Windows’ Print Spooler exploit Your email has been sent If you have used Windows’ Print Spooler application recently, you could be the victim of a ...

When a team of hackers believed to be from the US and Israel deployed the Stuxnet worm in 2010 to sabotage centrifuges at an Iranian uranium-enrichment facility in Natanz, one critical vulnerability ...

Woburn, MA – May 10, 2022 — Kaspersky researchers have revealed that the number of attacks exploiting numerous vulnerabilities in Windows Print Spooler have risen noticeably over the past four months.

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 ...

However, researchers quickly found that it was possible to exploit the Point and Print feature to install malicious print drivers that allowed low-privileged users to gain SYSTEM privileges in Windows ...

Another Windows Print Spooler vulnerability has been discovered. The vulnerability uses the 'Queue-Specific Files' feature that allows attackers to gain SYSTEM privileges through remote printer ...

Another vulnerability separate from PrintNightmare allows for local elevation of privilege and system takeover. Microsoft has warned of yet another vulnerability that’s been discovered in its Windows ...

Microsoft’s August 2021 Patch Tuesday addressed a smaller set of bugs than usual, including more Print Spooler problems, a zero-day and seven critical vulnerabilities. Microsoft has patched 51 ...

Hey, good news, in case you missed it—Microsoft earlier this week announced it has completed its investigation of an annoyingly persistent printer exploit, and issued a series of patches to get rid of ...

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 ...

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 ...