Windows 10: Security Leaks in win 10 OS worldwide, Your Data is on Risk

Discus and support Security Leaks in win 10 OS worldwide, Your Data is on Risk in AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security to solve the problem; Hi there, I am Arun Kumar Kushwaha and I have discovered one Big Loophole/Security Leak in Microsoft's Windows 10 Operating System worldwide.... Discussion in 'AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security' started by Arun kumar Kushwaha, Sep 14, 2018.

  1. ARUN KUMAR KUSHWAHA
    Arun kumar Kushwaha Win User

    Security Leaks in win 10 OS worldwide, Your Data is on Risk


    Hi there,

    I am Arun Kumar Kushwaha and I have discovered one Big Loophole/Security Leak in Microsoft's Windows 10 Operating System worldwide.
    through which we can Access/Delete/Copy/Replace Important Data without Cracking/Resetting the Login Password in Windows 10 OS
    and for this we not need any 3rd party Software/ CD/ DVD/ Pen drive/ CMD/ Script/ or any other means of hacking Devices/tool.
    only through Windows 10 OS we can Access anybodies Computer Around the world, and user will never get to know that his/her computer has accessed by someone else.
    This is purely Microsoft's Negligence towards user's Around the world.
    U can assume how much serious is this Issue, if anybody can steal confidential Important data of Company/ Govt data/ or any other Sensitive Personal data of anyone who are using windows 10 OS.
    I Can show u this if U want to Crosscheck this, it's working or not.
    only after verification that process is working U can show to the world that Windows 10 OS is not safe and secure for User's Around the world.
    See this Video and see it's Working ...
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?
    Your's Truly
    Arun Kumar Kushwaha
    Mo- +91 7007357343

    :)
     
    Arun kumar Kushwaha, Sep 14, 2018
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  2. BRINK
    Brink Win User

    International mobile data networks still a serious security problem


    Read more: International mobile data networks still a serious security problem | ZDNet
     
    Brink, Sep 14, 2018
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  3. ASROCK
    AsRock Win User
    Is windsows 7 a security risk?

    There is 2 security risks. No one can stop security holes even more so with MS software as it would be more targeted although Linux has got to be going up on that list to now.

    1. Your comp being online
    2. The user
     
    AsRock, Sep 14, 2018
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  4. MJEAN1
    mjean1 Win User

    Security Leaks in win 10 OS worldwide, Your Data is on Risk

    There are no more files and ASUS Data Security Manager


    I've been having the same issues trying to save files.

    I followed all of the steps but ASUS Data Security Manager keeps reappearing. How do I really get it to delete? I've done the uninstall four times and it just pops back in the list.
     
    mjean1, Sep 14, 2018
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