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Home » It’s nearly 2015 – and your Windows PC can still be owned by a Visual Basic script

It’s nearly 2015 – and your Windows PC can still be owned by a Visual Basic script

December 10, 2014 Linux, Open Source, & anti Microsoft news

Last updated on September 8th, 2018

Microsoft has patched 25 software vulnerabilities – including bugs that allow hackers to hijack PCs via Internet Explorer, Word and Excel files, and Visual Basic scripts.
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