Critical flaws in Windows Print spooler service could allow for remote attacks Your email has been sent Update on July 7, 2021: Microsoft has rolled out an emergency ...

Microsoft hit yet another snag in its efforts to lock down the Windows print spooler, as the software maker warned customers on Thursday to disable the service to contain a new vulnerability that ...

Facepalm: Microsoft is once again advising its customers to disable Windows print spooler, after a new vulnerability that allows hackers to execute malicious code on machines has emerged. While a ...

Microsoft's Windows 10 Print Spooler security is turning into a headache for the company and its customers. "A remote code execution vulnerability exists when the Windows Print Spooler service ...

The Windows computers in your business print documents with the help of the Print Spooler, which is a program built into the Windows operating system. It is rare, but there are times when the Print ...

The solution to every printing problem according to the Helpdesk is to restart the print server on the print spooler. I don't pretend to know very much about print servers, but this seems to be a ...

Microsoft is warning Windows users of yet another Print Spooler vulnerability, again threatening the potential for hackers to take control of your PC, install apps, and steal or delete data. It's the ...

After a pair of PrintNightmare vulnerabilities, the last thing the Windows Print Spooler needed was a third vulnerability, and yet it exists. Microsoft has announced CVE-2021-34481 allows for local ...

The US Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) and others are urging organizations to immediately disable the Windows Print Spooler service in domain ...

Microsoft fixes Print Spooler bugs with August Patch Tuesday rollout Your email has been sent Microsoft has finally patched the last in a series of security vulnerabilities in its Windows Print ...

A hot potato: It's not the first time IT admins and users have been alerted to a flaw in the Windows Print Spooler service. The latest 0-day vulnerability in this Windows component was apparently ...

A well-known Russian advanced persistent threat (APT) group has been using a custom tool to exploit a bug that been around for several years in the Windows Print Spooler service to elevate privileges ...