Various cyber criminal
groups and individual hackers are still exploiting a recently patched critical
code execution vulnerability in WinRAR, a popular Windows file compression application with 500
million users worldwide.
Why? Because the WinRAR software doesn't have an auto-update feature, which, unfortunately, leaves millions of its users vulnerable to cyber attacks.
Why? Because the WinRAR software doesn't have an auto-update feature, which, unfortunately, leaves millions of its users vulnerable to cyber attacks.
The critical vulnerability (CVE-2018-20250) that was patched
late last month by the WinRAR team with the release of WinRAR version 5.70 beta
1 impacts all prior versions of WinRAR released over the past 19 years.
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