This zero-day flaw opens a backdoor to hackers

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June 1, 2022

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This zero-day Windows flaw opens a backdoor to hackers via Word. Here's how to fix it

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Microsoft moved the Start button in Windows 11, but you can move it back with a few clicks.

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