Microsoft discovers security flaw in Huawei MateBook device manager driver
Malware protection designed to prevent another WannaCry highlighted security flaw in Huawei MateBook device manager, claims Microsoft
A flaw in Huawei's device manager driver could provide attackers an easy way to undermine the security of the Windows Kernel. Image via Pixabay
Security researchers at Microsoft have unearthed what they claim is a security flaw in Huawei's device manager driver for its MateBook line of high end laptops. The flaw, they claim, could enable attackers...
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