Microsoft has a security problem: key information about Windows 10 is stolen from Redmond

crosoft has a security problem and if not long ago we saw how a development Build was leaked that should never have come to light now the problem affecting Redmond is even bigger. And it is that data related to various Builds and parts of the _software_ that Microsoft offers to its _partners_ have been leaked, including a part of the Windows 10 source code. Some data that is now available to anyone

Some sources such as The Registerer speak of 32 Tb of information and others keep 1.2 GB. A huge difference in size that, however, does not hide the fact that from Redmond they have a problem and at this point they have not tackled it.

A leak that we found out about now but that has been around for some time, because it took place in the month of March originating from one of the company's serversA problem for which the person responsible or responsible is not known, although it is speculated that one of the OEMs they work with in Redmond may be involved. Rumors for now.

What is clear is that this leak can completely torpedo or at least in a prominent way aspects related to the security of the latest version of WindowsSomething that becomes more important if we take into account the perspective they have for the near future from the North American company. Work on different devices with a single adaptable system supported by the Cloud.

Leaked from Windows 10 _hardware_ drivers, to data on USB storage or Wi-Fi drivers. Some data that have revealed information about new versions of Windows in development, including those of Windows Server 2016, unreleased 64-bit ARM versions and adaptive versions of Microsoft Windows 10 Mobile.

It remains to be seen if attackers end up taking advantage of this leaked data to make use of system vulnerabilities and what we already saw with WannaCry become an unimportant anecdote. For now, Microsoft has already confirmed the information and it only remains to be seen what happens in the future.

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