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Researchers have uncovered 6 security flaws in Steam, including 2 remote code execution vulnerabilities that could let attackers run malicious code on other people’s PCs. >One flaw was especially serious, it could potentially let an attacker run code on another connected Steam client without the user clicking anything. >The researchers also found 4 local privilege escalation flaws that could allow an attacker with local access to gain higher privileges on a Windows system. The bugs affected Steam’s messaging system and other components. Atredis Partners reported them to Valve, and says the issues have been patched

Microsoft has released a new optional Windows 11 update, KB5127936, and one of its biggest changes is a redesigned right-click menu. The new context menus are designed to open faster, reduce clutter, and give users more control over what appears when they right-click files and folders. changes include: >More customization: Add or remove commands such as Print, Send to, and Create shortcut. >Windows 10-style layout: Display Cut, Copy, Paste, Rename, Delete, and Share as a vertical list instead of icons across the top. >Control app extensions: Choose which third-party app options appear in the main menu or a submenu. >A cleaner interface: Move Properties to the bottom of the menu.