Security News > 2019 > August > Black Hat 2019: Microsoft Protocol Flaw Leaves Azure Users Open to Attack

2019-08-07 20:00
At Black Hat USA 2019, researchers showed how a previously-disclosed flaw on Windows systems that could allow arbitrary code execution could also impact Hyper-V.
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