Microsoft on Tuesday released a high-priority software patch intended to fix a dangerous vulnerability in its Vista and Windows operating systems.
The world's largest computer software company made the patch available as hacker groups, most of them based in China, intensified attacks crafted to exploit the weakness that Microsoft disclosed on Thursday...
The ANI exploit allows hackers a way to sneak in programs such as "malware," malicious software, which steals user names and passwords by tracking what users type on computer keyboards.
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