A Windows zero-day vulnerability which has remained unpatched for eight years has been exploited by 11 nation-state attackers, and countless financially motivated groups, experts have warned. Trend ...

The vulnerability allows attackers to run arbitrary commands remotely using crafted Windows shortcut files with malicious ...

A newly discovered cyber vulnerability, ZDI-CAN-25373, has been actively exploited by 11 state-sponsored threat groups from North Korea, Iran, Russia and China since 2017. According to the Trend Zero ...

But] Microsoft tagged it as “not meeting the bar servicing” in late September and said it wouldn’t release security updates to address it. … This heavily exploited Windows vulnerability (tracked as ...

The tech giant has yet to address a vulnerability that allows for malicious payloads to be delivered via Windows shortcut ...

Trend Micro has reported that a vulnerability in Windows shortcut files, ZDI-CAN-25373, discovered by Trend Micro's bug bounty program platform Zero Day Initiative (ZDI), is being exploited by ...

Initiative (ZDI) has found 11 hacker groups with state support from North Korea, Iran, Russia and China exploiting a previously unknown ...

State-sponsored hackers from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea are exploiting Windows shortcut files to execute malicious ...

As the researchers found while investigating in-the-wild ZDI-CAN-25373 exploitation, the security flaw has been exploited in widespread attacks by many state-sponsored threat groups and cybercrime ...

Initiative (ZDI) has uncovered a critical vulnerability—designated ZDI-CAN-25373—in Microsoft Windows. This vulnerability is ...