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  Resistant cybersecurity attacks are more serious issues, as if cybersecurity threats weren't already a headache enough. Patches are made available to secure a digital system whenever a flaw is found. However, sometimes a virus cure doesn't function as intended or can result in additional issues, much like in contemporary medicine. That happened when Microsoft released two security updates to patch some known security holes in their operating system. First, let's talk about the Windows Mobile Device Management Information Disclosure Vulnerability (CVE-2021-24084). If properly abused, this vulnerability, which was first discovered in October 2020 by security researcher Abdelhamid Naceri, would allow a hacker to read files from a system.  Beginning in February 2021, Microsoft attempted to fix the issue. Naceri later demonstrated that the patch was ineffective and actually made the system more vulnerable, giving hackers access to run malicious code and gain administrator rig...