Google goes public with unpatched Windows zero-day flaw

John Leonard
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Microsoft not best pleased

Google has made public a zero-day flaw in Windows 10 days after it first notified Microsoft of the vulnerability. Google says it has gone public in this case because it has seen the vulnerabilit...

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