Experts from the program “Initiative zero day” (Zero Day Initiative) from TrendMicro, reported new found zero-day vulnerabilities in the Windows operating system.
Experts took Microsoft to fix the 120 days, however, the flaw was not patched for four months and it alerted the public.
The vulnerability was initially found in Windows 7. It affects the database engine Microsoft JET Database Engine. According to experts, this vulnerability affects all existing versions of the OS, including server. It allows hackers to attack a system remotely execute malicious code and install viruses.