Reverse engineering of BlueKeep patch reveals how dangerous it is Researchers develop a proof-of-concept attack after reverse engineering the Microsoft BlueKeep patch.

Reverse engineering of BlueKeep patch reveals how dangerous it is

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Reverse engineering of BlueKeep patch reveals how dangerous it is
0:51 / July 10, 2019

Researchers develop a proof-of-concept attack after reverse engineering the Microsoft BlueKeep patch.

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