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After Stuxnet: Windows Shell flaw still most abused years later

by networkhelp_3yck8e • September 11, 2017

By SearchSecurity.com(editor@searchsecurity.com) A Windows Shell flaw used by the Stuxnet worm continues to pose problems years after it was patched. Nick Lewis explains how the flaw exposes enterprise security shortcomings. …read more

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