Microsoft Says No to Fixing a 17-Year-Old Programming Error in Windows Kernel That Could Dupe AV Programs

A flaw in the Windows kernel could stop antivirus programs from recognizing malware, but Microsoft believes it’s not a security risk. Security researchers believe that this bug could allow hackers to perform malicious actions by tricking AV software that blindly rely on a particular Windows API.

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Yogi

24 years of experience in various layers of software. Primarily experienced in system side software design and development on server management software. Interested in linux development in x86 and arm architecture.