Vupen claims first Windows 8 security flaw - but won't say what it is

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French security researchers await call - and cash - from Microsoft

Vupen, the controversial security company that specialises in finding vulnerabilities in commercial software, has claimed a zero-day vulnerability in Windows 8, the new operating system from Micros...

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