A Windows Remote Desktop exploit is reportedly being sold on the dark web for $220,000, but Microsoft already patched the flaw.

A serious Windows vulnerability is reportedly being sold on the dark web for $220,000, highlighting the growing market for cyberattack tools and exploits.

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One incredibly popular Windows tools has recently been updated to address a zero-day exploit that could give bad actors a chance to install malware on devices running older versions of the app. The ...