The Windows computers in your business print documents with the help of the Print Spooler, which is a program built into the Windows operating system. It is rare, but there are times when the Print ...

Another Windows Print Spooler vulnerability has been discovered. The vulnerability uses the 'Queue-Specific Files' feature that allows attackers to gain SYSTEM privileges through remote printer ...

Another vulnerability separate from PrintNightmare allows for local elevation of privilege and system takeover. Microsoft has warned of yet another vulnerability that’s been discovered in its Windows ...

Another zero day vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler can give a threat actor administrative privileges on a Windows machine through a remote server under the attacker's control and the ...

Facepalm: Microsoft is once again advising its customers to disable Windows print spooler, after a new vulnerability that allows hackers to execute malicious code on machines has emerged. While a ...

It's likely you use a printer in your business to create letters, invoices and other important documents. If you receive an error message while printing out a job ...

A hot potato: After repeatedly trying to fix a set of vulnerabilities also known as "PrintNightmare," Microsoft has yet to provide a permanent solution that doesn't involve stopping and disabling the ...

Microsoft's Windows 10 Print Spooler security is turning into a headache for the company and its customers. "A remote code execution vulnerability exists when the Windows Print Spooler service ...

Microsoft on Wednesday published a "Security Update Guide" notice on another Windows print spooler vulnerability, namely CVE-2021-36958. Microsoft's CVE-2021-36958 notice, dated Aug. 11, falls outside ...

Microsoft hit yet another snag in its efforts to lock down the Windows print spooler, as the software maker warned customers on Thursday to disable the service to contain a new vulnerability that ...

Researchers found a way to bypass a patch Microsoft released to address a bug in the Windows printing services, which gives attackers a path to executing malicious code with elevated privileges.