Microsoft's nemesis returns: Nightmare Eclipse is back with a new zero day which could be bad news for Windows users
THE SO WHAT
A tenth Windows zero day from the same researcher, dropped right after Patch Tuesday, underlines how brittle endpoint security is against motivated actors. If you run large Windows fleets, assume a rolling zero-day environment and tighten your patch SLAs, isolation, and least-privilege policies accordingly.
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