Update windows now to patch this under-attack vulnerability

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As computer security is a never-ending battle, Microsoft is giving its users some extra ammunition

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Tuesday update, which is now rolling out to both Windows 10 and 11

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According to Bleeping Computer, the zero-day vulnerability allowed attacks via JavaScript files

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Phishing techniques require the user to open a specific file or access an infected website

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The user's files can then be remotely encrypted by installing Magniber ransomware

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This vector is used to install malware on the web via a Javascript vulnerability

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Campaigns to use email data for banking and other financial institutions in follow-up attacks

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CVE-2022-44710, which is not known to be a vulnerability in the wild, was also patched

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