Zero-Day Attack Detected Once Again on Windows

Earlier this month, every version of Windows was released due to an unsuccessful attempt to fix a vulnerability. to zero day attack had been exposed. However, it seems that after this millions of Windows users once again it looks like it’s in great danger.

A new zero-day attack followed Microsoft’s attempt to fix it. The vulnerability covers a vulnerability (CVE-2021-41379) that Microsoft thought was successfully patched in November, and a hacker hacked into your computer and hacked into your device. to take over and exploit privileges that allow it to spread its attacks on the victim’s network. The new cyberattack also affected Windows, including Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows Server 2022. latest versions including.

“We will do whatever it takes to ensure the safety and protection of our customers”

“Talos has detected malware samples currently attempting to exploit this vulnerability,” Talos Security Intelligence and Research Group Technical Leader at Cisco Jason Schultz, “This is even more evidence of how fast the enemies are working to weaponize a public abuse.” he added.

Speaking to BleepingComputer, Microsoft said, “your disclosure we are aware and we will do whatever it takes to ensure the safety and protection of our customers.” confirmed the new deficit using his statements.

The real problem is that there isn’t much you can do about this situation. Any attempt to directly repair the binary will cause Windows it will break the installer; so the most logical thing to do is wait and see how Microsoft will handle the repair (or, as we’ve seen, won’t).