A new vulnerability emerged just one day after Microsoft addressed earlier Windows Print Spooler flaws
Following the patch released just two days ago, Microsoft disclosed another vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler component, but promised to fix the problem future security update, according to The Hacker News. Recently, the previously unknown vulnerability, identified as CVE-2021-36958, was added to the list of vulnerabilities known as PrintNightmare. The vulnerability was first discovered in December 2020 by Victor Mata from FusionX, Accenture Security. Microsoft explained everything in a bulletin with a particular emphasis on the recently identified issue CVE-2021-34481.
