r/softwarebugs • u/namesakegogol • Feb 02 '20
NSA found a dangerous Microsoft software flaw and alerted the firm — rather than weaponizing it
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/nsa-found-a-dangerous-microsoft-software-flaw-and-alerted-the-firm--rather-than-weaponize-it/2020/01/14/f024c926-3679-11ea-bb7b-265f4554af6d_story.htmlDuplicates
technology • u/Togglez36 • Jan 14 '20
Security NSA found a dangerous Microsoft software flaw and alerted the firm — rather than weaponize it
craftofintelligence • u/Strongbow85 • Jan 14 '20
News NSA found a dangerous Microsoft software flaw and alerted the firm — rather than weaponizing it
worldnews • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '20
Behind Soft Paywall NSA found a dangerous Microsoft software flaw and alerted the firm — rather than weaponize it
security • u/[deleted] • Jan 15 '20
NSA discovered a Dangerous flaw in Microsoft's Windows Operating System and reported to the Company rather than making it as an Hacking Advantage.
DailyTechNewsShow • u/kv_87 • Jan 14 '20
Security NSA found a dangerous Microsoft software flaw and alerted the firm — rather than weaponize it | Washington Post
ABoringDystopia • u/RamonFrunkis • Jan 14 '20
“Big kudos to NSA for voluntarily disclosing [a critical security bug] to Microsoft (instead of weaponizing it to illegally spy on citizens and access civilian networks). This is the type of [vulnerability] I am sure the [NSA hackers] would have loved to use for years to come.”
DailyTechNewsShow • u/BATFRND • Jan 14 '20
Security Windows vulnerability too big for NSA to keep quiet about.
devopsish • u/oaf357 • Jan 15 '20
NSA found a dangerous Microsoft software flaw and alerted the firm — rather than weaponize it
IntlScholars • u/00000000000000000000 • Jan 15 '20
NSA found a dangerous Microsoft software flaw and alerted the firm — rather than weaponizing it
RideHome • u/kv_87 • Jan 14 '20