Critical IPv6 Bug Found in Windows

Mental Outlaw
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In this video I discuss CVE-2024-38063 a critical RCE bug in the latest builds of Windows 10, 11 and windows server. My merch is available at …...more
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I’m infected with remotely executed code called Microsoft 365 that begs me to pay for it every time I boot Windows
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microsoft using X to make windows users update will never not be funny
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How nice of my ISP to proactively defend me from this bug by not supporting IPv6
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Jokes on you, the internet monopoly in my area refuses to implement IPv6
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"blocking ipv6 doesnt work" jokes on them, I disabled ipv6 on the router years ago because somehow the internet still hasnt figured it out yet
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bug you mean feature
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"It has to get worse before it gets worser." - Microsoft
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Alright y'all. I guess it's finally time to switch over... Hannah Montana Linux here I come!
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Windows keeps getting better and better
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"Should I stick with Windows 10, or move to Linux Mint" ahh moment
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Ain’t no coincidence they are called windows.
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5:10 It'll be a while still. Here it's a legal requirement to keep papers on your accounting for 7 years. So any invoices and reciepts you receive physically needs to be in a binder somewhere. Of course you don't need to print everything that's electronic to paper. But some accountants are very old.
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This feels like Code Red all over again. Just worse as you don't even need IIS.
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Year of the Linux any time soon
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I hate ads in Windows but damn do I love Microsoft advertisements for Linux!
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As much as Apple gets grilled for their unethical/deceptive business practices, it always amazes me that Microsoft doesn’t get as much (if not more) heat for making products that are outright dangerous to use
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i'm actually this close to switching to linux
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im so fucking tired of the internet and computers.
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Hot on the heals of the CVE I received from Home Depot twice since in 24 hours where I'm informed my new Samsung Electric cooker can burn my house down if the stars align and I or the cat brush up against it.
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Oh, Microsoft, you and your historical collection of spaghetti masquerading as a modern operating system.
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Mitigation Steps - Shut PC Down - Install Linux
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Windows shup up is my favourite thing for disabling microsoft's top tier industry standard code.
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Wake up babe, more reasons to use Linux
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Hackers: Widows Users:
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I was wondering why Windows was acting almost "paranoid" after I did this update... Yikes
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Microsoft is singlehandedly making Linux slowly become mainstream. That's quite a feat.
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I still think the crazy part about finding this for me was the fact that I found out about it from a reply to an imageboard post about Windows 10 Calculator. Congrats, Micro$oft, you finally got me to update!
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Most businesses don’t need ipv6. We don’t enable it for enterprises that we manage.
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Because of you I started using linux about 3 months back, best decision. Thanks for the great videos!
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algorithm. It is actually funny how insanely dangerous this flaw was. Just like with the now famous Jia Tan exploit, it was almost pure luck that it was found before damage done.
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Oh. Well whoever put that bug in there and has had it remain a secret for all this time got a lot of use of out it. They're probably a bit upset right about now :<
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I disabled the IPv6 stack stack in Windows and in my cable modem years ago b/c I didn't want my ISP assigning me a unique, permanent, easily tracked & collated IP 3rd parties would exploit. This new IPv6 vulnerability PERFECTLY demonstrates the benefit for always reducing your attack surface by disabling unnecessary apps & services.
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>Random bug or issue pops up. >News stories and influencers pick up on it. >coders fix issue. >Rinse and Repeat.
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Microsoft sure loves advertising linux lol
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I could be wrong, but I believe spooler is responsible even for print to pdf and similar. You wouldn't believe how many places demand documents to be PDFs....
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Also wow I used LPD sometimes, I should... Stop doing that
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This man just wants me to move to a Linux distro asap
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I always thought I was just a little crazy for disabling the Print Spooler services for security. Feels good man.
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from what i see here in Italy, literally everyone still uses printers
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Let me tell ya, the manufacturing world has not moved away from printing. So many people rely on it based on how their ERP systems workflow is. It’s sad as I wish people could move away from it
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