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    Understanding and Mitigating CVE-2025-49722: Windows Print Spooler Denial-of-Service Vulnerability

    The Windows Print Spooler has long been a critical and, at times, problematic subsystem of the Windows operating system. Responsible for managing print jobs sent from computers to printers, it operates at a privileged level—meaning its vulnerabilities routinely attract widespread attention from...
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    Windows Protected Print Mode in Windows 11 24H2: Enhancing Printer Security and Compatibility

    In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, Microsoft's introduction of Windows Protected Print (WPP) mode in Windows 11 version 24H2 marks a significant stride toward fortifying the printing infrastructure. This feature aims to mitigate vulnerabilities associated with traditional printer...
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    Windows 11 KB5050092 Update Causes Printer Malfunctions: What You Need to Know

    Windows 11 update KB5050092: The Critical USB Printer Issue Tech Enthusiasts Can’t Ignore A fresh Windows 11 update was supposed to deliver improvements, stability, and that faint whiff of progress we all crave from our operating systems. Instead, the 23H2 update—specifically KB5050092—has...
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    Windows 10 Concerns Over Potential Lockbit 2.0 Threat: Is a New Cyber Attack Imminent?

    Do we have a new assailant? This sounds worse than the printnightmare scenario which I don't believe has been fixed yet... any thoughts?
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    Windows 10 Seeking Updates on Microsoft's Permanent Fix for Print Nightmare Issue

    Has anyone heard if MS is working on a permanent fix for this? Every time I want to print, I have to reverse the actions to prevent infection which is rather annoying. Thanks.
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