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Microsoft Detects, Patches Zero-Day Exploit Used to Target European, Central American Users | Technology News

Microsoft Detects, Patches Zero-Day Exploit Used to Target European, Central American Users Microsoft has detected and patched zero-day exploits in Windows and Adobe that were used to attack customers in Europe and Central America. A private-sector offensive actor (PSOA), dubbed by Microsoft as Knotweed, carried out attacks by using Subzero malware.

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