Newer Windows OS vulnerable to data hijack
There is now a way to hijack huge amounts of confidential network traffic by exploiting default behavior in Microsoft's Windows operating system.
04/12/2011
There is now a way to hijack huge amounts of confidential network traffic by exploiting default behavior in Microsoft's Windows operating system.
Read about it here.
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