Hackers Discover Vulnerability to Disable Windows Defender on Millions of Devices Worldwide

Hackers have discovered a way to remotely disable Windows Defender on most modern PCs, leaving them vulnerable to malware attacks. The vulnerability lies in the Windows Update service, which can be exploited by hackers to shut down Microsoft's built-in antivirus software. This exploit has raised concerns about the security of millions of users who rely on Windows Defender as their primary defense against malware. The vulnerability is expected to be patched by Microsoft soon.