Security Leftovers (Microsoft Back Doors vs Linux Bugs)
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Security advisories for Thursday
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Microsoft 'golden key' blunder lets you install any OS on Windows hardware
An error made by Microsoft in the way it set up the testing and debugging of Windows 10 means that users can bypass hardware protections designed to ensure non-Microsoft operating systems can't be installed on Windows PC, tablet and mobile devices.
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Secure Boot proves insecurity of backdoors
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Microsoft leaks Secure Boot credentials, shows why backdoor ‘golden keys’ can’t work
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Microsoft Secure Boot key leak shows why backdoors are bad
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Linux TCP flaw lets attackers hijack web traffic and inject malicious code remotely
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Linux bug leaves top websites vulnerable to serious hijacking attacks
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Linux TCP Exploit Allows Web Traffic Hijacking And Dangerous Remote Code Injection
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Linux Operating Systems Vulnerable To Cyber Attacks
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Huge OS Flaw Makes Surfing The Web A Serious Risk
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Vulnerability found in Linux's TCP stack
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Internet bug lets hackers intercept your browsing to send malware
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Linux vulnerability leaves top sites wide open to attackers
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Linux vulnerability lets 'anyone in the world' hijack Internet traffic
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Linux TCP flaw lets 'anyone' hijack Internet traffic
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