Valve updates Steam over escalation of privilege security flaw - but accused of ignoring other vulnerabilities
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Valve Software claims to have released a fix for the zero-day local escalation of privilege security flaw recently discovered in its Steam gaming software. However, the security researchers who discovered...
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