Windows 10 bug affecting 800million users lets hackers steal logins – update your PC now ⚠
MICROSOFT is hastily rolling out a security fix after US spies warned of a flaw in Windows 10 that leaves the operating system open to hackers.
An advisory sent by the NSA on Tuesday said the consequences of not patching the vulnerability are severe and widespread. If successfully exploited, attackers would have been able to conduct "man-in-the-middle attacks" and decrypt confidential information they intercept on user connections, the company said.
Microsoft typically releases security and other updates once a month and waited until Tuesday to disclose the flaw and the NSA's involvement.Shut down power gridsPoison water supply
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