Code has been published which will induce an iconic "Blue Screen Of Death" crash on running Microsoft Windows installations (). The vulnerability lives in Window's handling of filesystems in Microsoft's own NTFS format, and can be triggered by inserting a USB drive with an exploit triggering NFTS filesystem into a running Windows computer, even if it is "locked" without any active users logged in.
While this particular trigger for the crash behavior appears to have been patched in recent Windows 10 builds, . It definitely lives on in an unknown number of surviving embedded Windows XP and Windows 7 installations.
Reports are emerging that Intel is once again delaying its move from a 14 nm to 10 nm node process () and the firm's . The firm claims to be shipping some 10 nm parts this year for select customers, but yield issues are stalling mass production until at least 2019. Intel initially planned to ship 10 nm parts .
