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'Security vulnerability': Over 460 HP laptop models have hidden keylogger

Vendor releases software patch and full list of affected devices

Trevor Treharne
11 December 2017

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Hidden software that records every letter typed on a computer keyboard has been discovered pre-installed on a huge range of HP laptop models. Discovered by security researcher Michael Myng, the keylogging...

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