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UDP Vulnerability in Windows Deployment Services Allows 0-Click System Crashes

UDP Vulnerability in Windows Deployment Services Allows 0-Click System Crashes

A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft’s Windows Deployment Services (WDS) allows attackers to remotely crash servers with zero user interaction. By exploiting the UDP-based TFTP service, attackers can spoof packets and exhaust server memory without authentication. This poses a significant risk to organizations relying on WDS, especially as Microsoft hasn’t issued a patch or mitigation strategies.

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The New Breed Of Layer 7 Attacks And How SMEs

The New Breed Of Layer 7 Attacks And How SMEs

Layer 7 DDoS attacks stealthily mimic legitimate user behavior, exhausting system resources without overwhelming traffic. Unlike traditional attacks, they evade detection and exploit vulnerabilities in