Windows 10: Google disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users across platforms

Discus and support Google disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users across platforms in Windows 10 News to solve the problem; On Wednesday, February 27th, we reported two 0-day vulnerabilities — previously publicly-unknown vulnerabilities — one affecting Google Chrome and... Discussion in 'Windows 10 News' started by Brink, Mar 8, 2019.

  1. BRINK
    Brink Win User

    Google disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users across platforms


    Source: Google Online Security Blog: Disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users across platforms

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    Brink, Mar 8, 2019
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  2. CLIFF S
    Cliff S Win User

    Google Disclosing Windows 10 vulnerabilities to protect users


    In Edge

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    More settings for Flash Player can be found in Control Panel:

    Google disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users across platforms [​IMG]
     
    Cliff S, Mar 8, 2019
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  3. DMEX
    dmex Win User
    Google Disclosing Windows 10 vulnerabilities to protect users


    If the vulnerability is "particularly serious" then how about identifying the software that's exploiting this 'vulnerability'? Stating that "we know it is being actively exploited" without identifying the malicious software is highly dubious and can't be taken seriously.

    All this does is prevent administrators and users from checking their networks and machines for that software, allowing it to continue exploiting their networks and machines while also preventing security companies from creating signatures for that malicious software.

    Considering all they've done is disclose the vulnerability without also disclosing the software that they "know" is actively exploiting the vulnerability makes "Google Disclosing Windows 10 vulnerabilities to protect users" nothing but a sad sick joke.
     
    dmex, Mar 8, 2019
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  4. WINUSER
    Winuser Win User

    Google disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users across platforms

    Google Disclosing Windows 10 vulnerabilities to protect users


    I have that on my Insider Pro version. On my RTM Pro version I only have Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection.
     
    Winuser, Mar 8, 2019
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