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Microsoft's security team is killing it: Not one product on Kaspersky's top 10 vulnerabilities list
Security firm Kaspersky has released its latest IT Threat Evolution report. There were some interesting findings in the report, as always, but the most interesting thing that stuck out was all the way at the bottom: Microsoft products no longer feature among the Top 10 products with vulnerabilities. This is because the automatic updates mechanism has now been well developed in recent versions of Windows OS. Here are the top 10 vulnerabilities for the third quarter, according to Kaspersky.
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A few interesting observations from that list:
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8 Winamp AVI / IT File Processing Vulnerabilities: Gain access to a system and execute arbitrary code with local user privileges. Highly Critical.
9 Adobe Shockwave Player Multiple Vulnerabilities: Gain access to a system and execute arbitrary code with local user privileges. Highly Critical.
People still use winamp?!?!?!
Unlike Java (once, sometime in the last year) I can't remember the last time I encountered a Shockwave website. I know what I'm uninstalling tonight.
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