Another zero day vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler can give a threat actor administrative privileges on a Windows machine through a remote server under the attacker's control and the ...

I work in an environment where printers are getting stuck on a fairly regular basis. We use two TS servers that users print through using a client named ThinPrint to about 50 different printers.

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 ...

The vulnerability is still active on several versions of Windows, but turning off certain system settings may keep you safe. Microsoft recently released emergency patches to fix a major zero-day ...

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'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 ...

At the recent Black Hat conference, Peleg Hadar and Tumar Bar of SafeBreach Labs pointed out that the way to a network’s heart is often through its printers. In 2010, one of the vulnerabilities ...