Windows kernel 'zero-day' vulnerability found in Duqu attack

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Breaking News Windows kernel 'zero-day' vulnerability found in Duqu attack One version of the attack was triggered by a rigged Microsoft Word .doc that probably included some social engineering and required the target to open the booby-trapped file. READ FULL STORY | SHARE ON FACEBOOK More coverage:   Windows 7 finally beats XP, or does it? Must-Read Stories   Microsoft's Courier and infighting in the name of innovation   Software vendor offers trip into space to contest winner   Office 365 updates begin to percolate through Microsoft's line-up   Microsoft predicts the future - without laptops (photos)   Apple's App Store shame Recommended Free Guide: 10 Ways to Increase Power System Availability in Data Centers Learn about 10 underutilized best practices for building and maintaining a highly available power infrastructure for your data center. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook   Follow us on Twitter   Watch us on YouTube

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