The bugs in Windows 10 allow remote entry into the computer!

Microsoft has discovered two vulnerabilities in Windows 10 that also affect other versions of the popular driver. The company advised users to update the software immediately.

Microsoft has warned Windows 10 users of two vulnerabilities of the popular software. The company advised users to immediately update the operating system, unless they are able to update it automatically.

These vulnerabilities also affect Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, Windows Server 2012, Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2, as well as all versions of Windows 10, all of which are currently supported.

In an article on the company's blog, Simon Popp, a technical gap management specialist, said there was currently no indication that a third party was aware of these shortcomings. He noted in a tweet on Twitter that Microsoft had released a security update to address these shortcomings:

The vulnerabilities concern "Remote Desktop Services", features that allow users to remotely access and control Windows applications on the device. In other words, if a device contains malicious software that takes advantage of these features, it can spread from one computer to another without the user's knowledge, which means that the attacker can navigate from one device to another. 'one device to another without much trouble and control them to see what. Where the data.