Microsoft Corp. has disabled a Windows feature that helps users download new applications after finding that hackers were using it to spread malware.� The company announced the move on Thursday. The Windows feature in question, which is known as...
Microsoft Corp. has disabled a Windows feature that helps users download new applications after finding that hackers were using it to spread malware.� The company announced the move on Thursday. The Windows feature in question, which is known as the ms-appinstaller protocol handler, was previously disabled by Microsoft early last year for similar reasons. A [�]
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