Microsoft squashes six security bugs already exploited in the wild
November's Patch Tuesday also falls on election day in the US, so let's hope that democracy fares better than Microsoft, which reported six of today's bugs are already being exploited in the wild by miscreants. Another 22 vulnerabilities in the Windows giant's products have been labeled "more likely to be exploited" than not. …
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Friday 11th November 2022 09:58 GMT Anonymous Coward
Windows 11 22H2, no one checks this crap. The quality of the patches is just shocking.
A new version of the Photos App was released to the Microsoft Store, with the ability to install Photos Legacy (old version) from the App settings.
On installing, Photos Legacy, it doesn't even display the name of the App correctly in the Start Menu instead showing "PhotosLegcyIcon" and in Windows 11 you can't just rename the tile. Talk about dumbing down for the sake of it, taking the user down a deep hour-long rabbit hole, of attempting to rename something that took 2 seconds beforehand. Frustrating beyond belief.
This is basic stuff Microsoft, shameful. It's clear not a single person installed this app using this method before this update was released, and this is supposed to be Microsoft's 'flagship' OS.