'Call me back' attack abuses Windows 10 app feature

ZDNet Tech Today

November 11, 2021

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BazarBackdoor now abuses Windows 10 app feature in 'call me back' attack

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You'd think technology could solve most things, if not everything. It may not solve this problem for a long while though.

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