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This tiny shortcut can completely crash your Windows 10 device – TechRadar
Any NTFS-formatted hard drive can be corrupted

A zero-day exploit has been discovered that can crash your Windows 10 device and, even more worrying, can be delivered inside a seemingly harmless shortcut file. The vulnerability can corrupt any NTFS-formatted hard drive and even be exploited by standard and low privilege user accounts.
Security researcher Jonas Lykkegaard referenced the vulnerability on Twitter last week and had previously drawn attention to the issue on two previous occasions last year. Despite this, the NTFS vulnerability remains…
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