Microsoft says all vulnerabilities to its modern operating systems have been patched after a group of hackers released Friday what they claim to be documents detailing the surveillance tools used by the National Security Agency for its hacking program that can break into millions of Microsoft Windows computers.
In a Friday blog post, the company said it “triaged” the exploits revealed by the Shadow Brokers after customers reached out about security risks posed by the leak.
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