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Nightmare Eclipse publishes new Windows Defender zero-day

Nightmare Eclipse publishes new Windows Defender zero-day
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A disgruntled bug hunter known as Nightmare Eclipse has released a zero-day vulnerability for Microsoft Defender, marking the seventh such disclosure. The researcher claims the action is a response to Microsoft's poor communication and alleged mistreatment.

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This highlights the ongoing tension between independent security researchers and major tech corporations regarding vulnerability disclosure processes.

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They are angry at Redmond and will have their revenge. Nightmare Eclipse, the prolific bug hunter and possibly disgruntled ex-Microsoft employee, disclosed another zero-day vulnerability just hours after Redmond issued a record-breaking number of CVEs and fixes for June Patch Tuesday .

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The article covers the conflict by presenting the researcher's grievances alongside Microsoft's previous responses.

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