High-severity Windows security flaw enables attackers to hijack any application
Bug affects all versions of Microsoft Windows, back from Windows XP to Windows 10
CTF security flaw has been fixed in the latest Patch Tuesday. Image via Pixabay
A security researcher has revealed details of a high-severity security flaw in the Microsoft CTextFramework (CTF) protocol that leaves Windows wide open to hijacking. The vulnerability affects all versions...
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