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Windows Media Player is one of the most popular software as it is bundled by default with Windows. So no wonder that it is a preferred target for cybercriminals. Microsoft is possibly downplaying the security flaw to avoid a manic rush by criminals to exploit it over the extended holiday period. Expect a critical patch on Tuesday the 6th of January though during Patch Thuesday.
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Tags: Digital Media, Hacking, Microsoft, Vulnerabilities, Windows Media Player
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