Security: Windows Holes, Proprietary Cardiograph Device Vulnerabilities and FOSS Patches
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North Korean Hackers Exploit Recently Patched Zero-Day
North Koren hackers are exploiting a recently patched vulnerability in Microsoft's VBScript engine vulnerability in live attacks, security researchers say.
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Windows VBScript Engine Zero-day [sic] Flaw used by Darkhotel Hackers Group To Compromise Vulnerable Systems
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Philips to look into PageWriter Cardiograph Device Vulnerabilities Mid 2019
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Security updates for Tuesday
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