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 ...
Why it matters: Microsoft's attempt to resolve the PrintNightmare vulnerability has resulted in unforeseen network printing issues. Network administrators must now decide between patching a critical ...
A researcher has created a remote print server allowing any Windows user with limited privileges to gain complete control over a device simply by installing a print driver. In June, a security ...
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 ...
The US Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) and others are urging organizations to immediately disable the Windows Print Spooler service in domain ...
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