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As annoying as they may be, Windows updates are necessary. They contain new features, bug fixes, and security updates. Thus, it makes sense for a bad actor to use these updates and sneak malware into your system.  


In fact, Windows updates occur so frequently that we often mindlessly accept them without prejudice. It’s a testament to our trust in Microsoft (and impatience). Bad actors can use fake Windows updates to exploit this trust—after all, the best place to hide …

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